Commissioner Didier Reynders replies to Cassola letter concerns on the exercise of the right to vote of people who test positive for COVID-19 at the next Maltese parliamentary elections

Renee Laiviera | More needs to be done to encourage more girls to study science and become the next generation of female scientists

Suddenly, then, it appears as though Robert Abela may actually have a lot more to lose, in the coming election, than either Bernard Grech, or (even less) the Nationalist Party as a whole

Gate in breach of policy securing access to footpaths established before 1967. Final decision expected 25 February

Opposition MP warns against using law claiming to protect victims of online bullying, as way of criminalising ‘offence’ taken online

Another stormy meeting of the Public Accounts Committee sees former energy minister Konrad Mizzi insisting he will only answer questions linked to the National Audit Office report

Malta-based tech start-up TrustStamp has plans to increase its presence in Malta and investment another €6 million into the economy 

The Italian company insists it had nothing to do with the wrongdoing being alleged by the car hire business owner

Maltese Foreign Minister Evarist Bartolo warns that war would be catastrophic and praises French President Emmanuel Macron for opening dialogue with Russia over the Ukraine crisis

Former European Commissioner John Dalli charged over alleged €60 million bribery to overturn EU-wide ban on smokeless tobacco

Former European Commissioner John Dalli charged over alleged €60 million bribery to overturn EU-wide ban on smokeless tobacco

Figures tabled in parliament show that out of the 32,493 children aged between five and 11 eligible to take the COVID-19 vaccine, only 13,309 have received the jab so far

A sixth man, Luke Milton, has been charged in connection with the abduction of another man • Magistrate grants bail

9 February COVID-19 update | 172 new cases • 2,097 active cases • 79 patients in hospital, four in ITU • vaccine booster doses 335,740 • Total deaths 572

70% of early school leavers in Malta were employed in 2020, the highest rate for early school leavers across the EU

Faulty levelling and poorly-placed rainwater grills along a stretch of the Central Link road is a cause of concern as puddles of water several inches deep keep accumulating on a stretch of tarmac further up from the Harley Davidson sh...

Instead of taking a self-justifying position, men should focus more on becoming part of the movement

Changes to local plan in 2019 allowed offices, retail and catering developments to rise to four storeys

What does Vladimir Putin really want and how close are we to a war, which could represent the end of the world, as we know it? James Debono tries to answers 10 questions everyone is asking

CHARLIE CAUCHI – multidisciplinary artist and filmmaker – argues that Malta’s film industry still has some distance to go, before it can ‘rival the Oscars’ with elaborate awards ceremonies…