The owner of a restaurant has described how he and an employee had intervened to disarm a man who attacked his patrons with a knife and a broken bottle in Paceville last week

 These three cryptocurrencies could change digital asset investment

ACE survey among members find 76% fearing rising stock prices will gravely affect restaurant industry’s sustainability

In introspective debate on Maltese nationhood, President of the Republic reflects on need for active citizenship away from political parties

Labour MEP takes different view of Brussels plan for legal route for skilled non-EU workers

Grech’s latest problem: a 26-point drop in trust among PN voters reflected in a 20 point increase in PN voters who trust neither leader, and a 4 point increase in PN voters who trust Abela

Despite significant progress with a first attempt at regulating revolving doors and a new police code of ethics, Malta’s fight against corruption is hampered by major institutional deficiencies, from how to regulate lobbying to equipping inves...

Test case could set precedent for other gates blocking access to coastline, as landowners argue private land gives them every right to block public access

Hotel owners and residents surprised at legal notice allowing Valletta establishments to play music outdoors up until 1am

Sicilian regional authorities call for re-routing of Malta-Sicily gas pipeline fearing environmental degradation of past industrial activity and concentrations of radioactive elements

… I’d say there’s already been just a little too much ‘speculation’ on this particular subject as it is, wouldn’t you?

Final decision now rests with the EU’s prime ministers and heads of government, which could be taken as early as 24 June in line with the French president’s agenda

Malta will serve a two-year term starting next year on the UN Security Council, which is one of the organisation’s highest organs

Cyrus Engerer and Alfred Sant back resolution calling for protection of women’s sexual and reproductive health and rights worldwide, other MEPs do not register vote; David Casa votes against

Sliema Mayor John Pillow was attacked after stopping a group of pedestrians from urinating on the rocks in his locality

Labour politician Gianluca Cutajar is a banker by profession and suffers from a debilitating hereditary condition, which he does not wish to pass on to his future children

Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba says communication companies are in breach of EU directives when levelling extra charge on consumers who do not settle bills by direct debit

Police Superintendent Keith Arnaud has been ordered to show Yorgen Fenech's lawyer's a list of all individuals which the police had requested phone data for, in the first days of the investigation

The 54-year-old was taken to Mater Dei Hospital for further treatment 

The Commission for the Rights of Persons with a Disability says people have a right to choose pre-implantation genetic testing if they fear passing down their genetic disorders to their offspring