PN leader Bernard Grech met Italian MEP Antonio Tajani who has questioned the European Commission about funds for Malta's gas pipeline project and how these could end up in the pockets of people implicated in Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder

Former Labour PM recalls resistance to similar anti-corruption magistrate proposal from PN, judiciary and lawyers when this was originally proposed by his government

Malta’s legalisation of recreational cannabis has paved the way for fledgling ‘cannabis clubs’ to begin in earnest and start the dispensation of locally-grown cannabis

No 122 – Gender Violence? What Gender Violence?

The establishments altered physical aspects of their premises, making them more sensory accessible

Nationalist MP accuse Labour of engineering delay so that former minister Justyne Caruana does not testify to ethics committee before coming general election

Many will expect Metsola to invest the credibility gained in Europe, in restoring the credentials of a sick party. The question, however, remains; will there even be a party to rescue in five years’ time?

Maltese officials could be investigated by International Criminal Court in war crimes complaint on pushback of migrants to Libya

Speaker rules against PN on discussion of anti-corruption Bill

ANALYSIS | From the tragedies of murdered ordinary Europeans to the high stakes politics of war, Roberta Metsola’s acceptance speech at the European Parliament had an unmistakably European outlook with a human touch.

Animal Welfare Commissioner Alison Bezzina proposes ‘time-limited amnesty’ to curb illegalities in the wake of police investigation into suspected dog attack by wildcats in Għajnsielem

Lawyer submits that arguments made in the State Advocate’s court application are diametrically opposed to legal doctrines expounded by the Attorney General

Opposition leader Bernard Grech keeps the door shut on abortion but will respect Roberta Metsola's duty to promote the European Parliament's pro-choice stand

Wearing white has become a symbol of sisterhood and solidarity between women and can be traced back to the suffragettes movement

Accused jailed for six months after admitting to harassing and threatening his mother, and other family members, for money

The offence had taken place at the accused’s residence in Sliema, when the woman had gone to bid him farewell

Roberta Metsola gets an absolute majority of votes on the first round and is elected European Parliament president • She is first woman since 1999 to occupy role of EP president

18 January COVID-19 update | 379 new cases • 9,181 active cases • 107 patients in hospital, nine in ITU • vaccine booster doses 310,012 • Total deaths 509

‘My position is that of the European Parliament - it called for these rights to be protected.’

Numebrs still short of pre-pandemic levels, with just a 34.8% recovery on 2019 • Italy and United Kingdom have biggest share of the market