Preparing the workforce for these exigencies requires collaboration across the board

7 questions for ... artist Luca Indraccolo

The Planning Authority board is expected to decide on 26 March whether to grant an outline permit for what could become Malta’s first crematorium, following a case officer’s recommendation to approve the project in principle

The Italian secret service has warned of 'automated radicalisation' of individuals through the use of generative artificial intelligence that eliminates the need for human interaction.

Woman handed three-year suspended sentence after court finds her guilty of inducing her own abortion using medication in early 2024

Preliminary investigations find wall had been demolished in order for the necessary works to be carried out, and that the road in question is a private one

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana says Malta subsidises energy and fuel to the tune of €150 million, and has an additional buffer of €250 million if required without compromising 3% deficit target

Transport Malta publishes notice to mariners to stay five nautical miles away from the vessel

The University Council will vote later this month on the appointment, with the current pro-rector needing a majority to succeed Rector Alfred J. Vella after a decade in office

Years-long legal saga ends in full acquital as appeals court cites inadmissibility of police statements and legal withdrawal of criminal complaints

Maltese abstract artist Josette Fenech presents Where Hands Meet, a new body of work that reflects both the maturity of her artistic practice and her deeply felt social commitment. The exhibition will be held at Palazzo Ferreria from 14 March to 5 A...

ANSEC’s former managing director tells court he gathered data across Malta under the direction of Magistrate Gabriella Vella

The accused had attempted to steal money and other objects from inside the Transport Malta compound on several occasions

Court clears Kirkop parish priest over complaint filed by neighbour on harassment, after complainant constructed a penthouse approximately eight metres away from the church’s main bell tower

The prosecution said the messages amounted to harassment, with the accused allegedly behaving as though the relationship was still ongoing

Defence deems search for Jeremy Harbinson a 'cat and mouse chase' after Interpol blue diffusion search yields no information

The changes adjust rent, lease terms, and site details to address delays in the project’s planning approvals

The Labour Party was ordered to pay all legal costs for both instances of the case and must vacate the Santa Venera property within the original 40-day timeframe

Two cargo ships hit in Strait of Hormuz • Four injured in drone strike at Dubai International Airport • Iranian missiles and drones target Gulf states • Israel targets Tehran

The National Book Council has opened registrations for the inaugural edition of its Annual Book Conference, which will be held on May 8 at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Qawra