The appellate court replaced a three-year prison term with a suspended sentence after accepting that the man’s role in the burglary was driven by drug addiction and noting his successful completion of a rehabilitation programme

Government has held the first stakeholder meeting on proposed social media reforms aimed at strengthening protections for children and vulnerable people

A coalition of arts bodies and pro-Palestinian groups has called on the government and PBS to pull Malta out of the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest if Israel is allowed to compete

Cabinet members might have more policymaking influence, but the Office of the Prime Minister wants an asset declaration system that brings MPs and ministers on the same level

A minor injury was reported after a student was attacked by a fellow pupil at a secondary school in Gozo, as police investigate the incident

64-year-old man pronounced dead after plunging four storeys into a shaft in Mosta on Thursday afternoon

Study finds only three out of 38 household scenarios can afford median rent, and only with government subsidies

Joseph Portelli’s J.P. Portelli Group has failed in its first attempt to buy the Italian Serie D club, though reports say further talks and a higher offer are not being ruled out as Siena’s owners remain open to new partners rather than ...

A protection order was issued as court orders siblings to live apart

The Ombudsman ruled that the student was expelled without due process and without being given a chance to respond to the allegations

The court heard that the accused breached bail conditions after being stopped by police while driving without a licence

Nestle Malta has recalled another batch of infant powdered milk after authorities warned it may contain cereulide toxin

Fallen stone near tunnel forces road closure in both directions

Cyrus Engerer repeated his call for the EU to have its own defence capacity, stressing that relying on NATO, especially now, makes no sense

The fatal shooting of 37-year-old Renee Good during an immigration operation in Minneapolis has sparked nationwide protests

It's only going to get windier, according to a Met Office orange warning published Thursday

Among other projects, the Enemalta CEO said that by next June, Siġġiewi and Naxxar will have their brand new distribution centres, as these projects are well underway

The woman was charged with property damage and the man was accused of breaching a protection order in her favour

Commissioner sends critical letter to OPM saying public sector transparency ‘has taken a big step back’ • Cabinet members unilaterally decided to submit parliamentary declarations only

As from the 13th of August 2012, the Directive 2011/7/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16th February 2011 on combating late payment in commercial transactions has been transposed in Maltese law