Russia has fired at least 75 missiles towards cities across Ukraine in a wave of attacks described as ‘sickening’ by EP President Roberta Metsola

Parents and guardians of students at St. Albert the Great College have requested immediate intervention by Education Minister Clifton Grima to ensure a contingency plan announced by the Archbishop of Malta can come to affect

While the Fed is expected to continue with its rate hikes, a good case can be made that market pressures may force it to slow the pace

IĠM’s top officials Matthew Xuereb and Kurt Sansone have written to the Prime Minister demanding that Bills on media protection tabled in parliament be withdrawn and opened up for consultation

Unlike so many countries where university students voice their concerns about real social issues, here the protests have always centred about someone daring to take away their parking spaces, or (God forbid) suggesting that stipends should be i...

At every stage of the reform, it was clear that the prerogative of what gets into a bill was the government’s alone

Voter apathy is on the rise as support for both parties moves downwards

Tourists are generating a daily 1.25kg of waste per person, while residents generate 0.68kg

Air Malta pilots could get golden handshakes up to €1 million because of a clause in their collective agreement that allows them to continue receiving salary after retiring

The second season kicks off at 5pm today on TVM

The first matches are planned for March 2023

Police says that it would not tolerate such behaviour by its members

The Nationalist Party leader says Labour is exclusively to blame for the state of Malta's national airline

The man was hospitalised with serious injuries on Saturday

Local bus operators claim free public transport will distort the market and increase the already-substantial subsidies being doled out to Malta Public Transport

What the government’s proposed reform for agricultural leases this week shows is that, faced with a food security crisis should private landowners evict crop farmers simply for their own profit, the State can and is duty bound to intervene int...

Support for the Labour Party has declined by almost three points to 39.4% since July but the results are more painful for the Nationalist Party and its leader

The car was being driven by a 35-year-old man

The Greens say that despite the agricultural land reform white paper, permits  for development on previous ODZ land continued to be granted

Media Reform Initiative says that the ongoing calls for public consultation indicates that the proposed reforms were defective and do not effectively protect journalists