Appeals court upholds acquittal of young driver after finding that a 2022 early-morning road collision in Marsaskala was unavoidable and caused by the victim’s own negligence

Philip Sawyer, 61, given a probation order after the court finds him guilty of aggravated cocaine possession within 100 metres of the Żebbuġ Rangers nursery, while clearing him of trafficking due to an inadmissible statement

The victim is in stable condition in hospital, aggressor being questioned by police at school

MUMN has declared an industrial dispute at Mater Dei’s Wonderland Ward, warning that chronic understaffing and the use of non-specialised nurses are putting vulnerable children at risk

We need tourism and we need trade but we cannot go on selling our soul to satisfy the greed

Two of Å»urrieq’s most prominent buildings adjacent to the Parish Church of St Catherine, overlooking Misraħ ir-Repubblika could turn into a five-star hotel amid concerns raised by the Superintendence for Cultural Heritage and NGO Din l-Art Ä...

Opposition calls on Prime Minister Robert Abela to explain why Minister Roderick Galdes secured property at fraction of market rate whilst young buyers struggle with affordability crisis

Ġustizzja għal Artna says it remains unconvinced that flawed legislation can be fixed despite government pledge to revise proposals

President Myriam Spiteri Debono leads annual walk, bringing together thousands of participants in support of those in need

Police seize suspected drugs worth €21,000 and over €3,000 in cash during searches in Sa Maison and Msida

Venezuela says the US president's declaration amounts to ‘colonial threat’ and illegal aggression as military tensions escalate in the Caribbean region

Animal Welfare Commissioner Fleur Abela speaks to Karl Azzopardi about stepping into the role of ‘mediator’ between animal activists and government  

Activists will rally outside parliament today urging universal access to HIV prevention and treatment

Every December, Malta transforms into a hub of glittering costumes and feel-good family entertainment as panto season takes over

Transport is not physics. It is human behaviour. Cars do not appear on the road by accident. People choose them because the system rewards that choice 

Analysis | Adrian Delia’s recycled “scary” numbers based on statistics showing a majority of foreigners in six out of 68 localities, risks turning a complex reality into cheap scaremongering. But James Debono asks how should politi...

If Malta ignores the commission’s warning it will only be doing so at its own peril

Set up in 2011 as a special purpose vehicle to finance, build and manage Renzo Piano’s City Gate project, Malita Investments now struggles with cash flow and a social housing project in Luqa it has put on hold 

The government will introduce a wide-ranging package of social measures on 1 January 2026, including a new seven-day miscarriage leave for both parents and extended bereavement leave for families who lose a minor child

Children from councils, schools and youth groups marched through Valletta in Malta’s first-ever Children’s Peace March