Eurobarometer survey released today sheds light on some of the reasons why the Labour Party cruised to a landslide victory in the election

Artist Anna Grima tells all in our Q&A

No 24 | Charlene Farrugia, 35, pianist

LAURA CALLEJA speaks to artist Gabriel Buttigieg on his latest exhibition, ‘The Four Seasons – A Reflection of Archetypal Imagery’ at Space 38 in Valletta

An iconic Balzan building opposite Joseph Portelli’s massive Park Lane development could be demolished to make way for 13 new dwellings

Plans for a coastal restaurant and offices on the Ta’ Xbiex promenade have been resubmitted by the transport authority, after initial plans proposing this be built in the public garden were withdrawn

Opposition leader Bernard Grech says PN has already started renewal process following electoral defeat

‘High purity’ cocaine left port of Turbo, Colombia, destined for Mersin, in Turkey, with a refrigerated payload of 1,200 boxes of bananas

PN candidate Janice Chetcuti chooses gender mechanism route to get into parliament rather than casual election to give other 3rd District candidates a chance

Moscow was booted out of the UN Human Rights Council on Thursday as members vote 93-24 in favour during the United Nations General Assembly

Police described the 68-year-old habitual offender with a 47-page criminal record as 'a threat to society', saying Valletta was a calmer place after his arrest

Moviment Graffitti received a number of reports from the public of harassment by private security guards while walking through public paths at Fomm ir-Riħ

Police are still waiting for DNA test results to confirm the identity of a man who was murdered and dumped in the trunk of a car in a valley in Qormi

A foreign-owned company wants to develop an area the size of 30 football grounds on the former Flower Power site in Ta’ Qali into a sports village

State Advocate and Adrian Agius defence cross swords in constitutional claim by alleged Maksar gang leader to secure bail from 14-month imprisonment over Carmel Chircop murder

There are currently 8,357 active cases

MEPs have voted strongly to cut off imports of Russian oil, gas, coal and nuclear fuel to hurt the Russian war effort in the wake of atrocities that have emerged in Ukraine

Prime Minister Robert Abela tells Chamber of Commerce representatives the government will be taking all necessary action to cushion the impact of the war in Ukraine

EP President Roberta Metsola says Malta must seek alternative attraction to low-tax status and cautions against harm to upright businesses in effort to get off the greylist

The valley, which has a theatre-shaped head, wide and flat bed, and vertical side slopes, is formed by groundwater seepage rather erosion by surface water, which is the case for most valleys