A 61-year-old woman who had drugs in a double-bottom of her suitcase is pleading not guilty to drug trafficking charges

The 17-year-old fell from a height of around six storeys near the Riviera beach area on Monday evening

The 20-year-old was taken to hospital with grievous injuries

On September 25, Italy goes to the polls with Giorgia Meloni’s conservative Fratelli d’Italia – whose emblem carries the tricolor flame of the post-fascist Movimento Sociale Italiano – set to clinch power in an alliance with ...

At which point, we do have to ask ourselves:  who’s the biggest ‘money-launderer’ in all this, anyway? Fr Luke Seguna… or the country of Malta, as a whole?

Health ministry says 5% of NHS workforce is made up of foreign workers in areas where shortages are being experienced and wants to find ways of integrating workers better

The man allegedly set fire to two cars in Qormi last Saturday

A case officer had described a large block of flats next to the old Manikata chapel as ‘harmonious’ to the streetscape and the Curia and heritage watchdog had a change of heart

Malta will host the Golden Buckle Barrel Race in October as 100 riders and more than 200 horses will descend on the island in the first such event held here

Nationalist Party spokesperson for culture Julie Zahra says minister has issued contrasting versions on why the courtyard was converted to a fine dining restaurant  

Construction worker who stole his employer’s tools, after he was not paid for his work, admits to related charges

The 21-year-old male student was denied bail after being charged with twocounts of rape and illegal arrest

The man arrived in Malta in 2018 but eventually lost his job - he stole a small amount of money but later approached the parish priest and confessed to stealing the money

Former prime minister Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici remains in hospital after being taken ill over the weekend

The man fell from a height of one storey and into a pit near Fort Rinella on Monday morning

With casinos springing up across the world, choosing the right one — and the right market — is vital. Today, we take a closer look at the way regulated markets work, and the many benefits they offer

The latest inflation data out of the US could mark the beginning of a disinflationary process which would be bullish for equities, bonds, and the economy

For historian and WWII researcher SIMON CUSENS, commemorating the ‘Santa Marija Convoy’ is about more than just preserving the memories of a past that in danger of being forgotten

Air Malta stands a chance of passing muster for the cut-throat competition of aviation only if it is shut down as a company, and then recreated as a new company with new policies in place

Man’s best friend. But also the first to assist their handlers with anxiety problems, diabetes and even therapy: service dogs