Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat could head Malta’s top-tier league football clubs industry association. Could he reinvigorate local football the same way he transformed Malta, or will the dark cloud of disgrace still overshadow the role he...

Labour MEPs Alfred Sant and Josianne Cutajar explore the different ways the war in Ukraine could affect Malta and the wider bloc

Proposed five floors and a penthouse on Britannia Flats given blessing of the Superintendence for Cultural Heritage after its topmost two storeys were receded

The Superintendence for Cultural Heritage has expressed “grave concern” on an application to regularize illegal excavations for a four-storey hotel on Xaghra’s Marsalforn road

Here is what Maltese MPs seem intent on telling us: ‘Sorry, but no. We will continue to needlessly endanger women’s lives, because…because we’re ‘Pro-Life’…”

By opting to be a confessional party – that historically it never was – the PN would be supported by a minority of voters and will never become the majority that it enjoyed only under Eddie Fenech Adami

Rosianne Cutajar is the only MP to speak against Malta’s restrictive abortion law in the wake of Andrea Prudente’s case

Amendments to the IVF law proposed by the government have cleared the committee stage and are now one vote away from becoming law

Four men ordered to pay woman €33,000 in damages after secretly filming her having sex when she was underage

Exercising the right to vote in the March general election cost €8.5 million, including €1.9 million to subsidise Air Malta flights for overseas voters

A supplement in the newspaper KullĦadd was filled with government-financed adverts promoting the work done by various ministers

A committee responsible for carrying out a 'fit and proper' test on prospective lawyers has been told by the Justice Minister to revise guidelines demanding graduates declare medical or psychological conditions before admission to the b...

Four men have been collectively jailed 13 years after harming several elderly people in a grab and run theft spree in Pietà two years ago

The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association is disappointed that government did not consult stakeholders before enacting a legal notice placing Valletta alongside entertainment hotspots like Paceville and Buġibba

The Institute of Maltese Journalists says Attorney General must shoulder responsibility 'mistake' that helped acquit two lawyers from charges they tried to bribe a journalist and hopes this was unintentional

Yorgen Fenech’s lawyers have been cleared of attempted bribery of a journalist after the Attorney General indicated the wrong article of law in the note of referral

Joseph Portelli confirms his interest in purchasing an island in Montenegro that is currently owned by Russian group Metropol

Paul Zahra will be replacing Alfred Camilleri as permanent secretary in the Ministry of Finance and Employment

Doctors want to remove an article from the Criminal Code that subjects them to prison time for performing an abortion

As price-to-earnings multiples fall and inflation continues to weigh on the economy, long-term earnings estimates may still be too high as the risk of a recession rises