Universities and other higher education institutions in Malta are embracing the ethical use of artificial intelligence, developing comprehensive policies, and emphasising effective detection methods

Eurobarometer survey also shows that Maltese are most likely to regard conflict in Middle East as a top challenge for the EU

Consiglio and Raydon Bartolo found guilty of charging double the principal on a series of personal loans to a man between 2016 and 2018

Court annuls all decisions taken in the €11 million Border Control System tender citing serious procedural irregularities

Juvenile Court finds 16-year-old boy guilty of causing serious injuries to another minor in an incident last year • Court imposes 36-month custodial sentence and protective measures for the victim

SCL said has commenced arbitral proceedings against KGML and other entities and persons affiliated or connected to Koray Group, including its ultimate beneficial owner

Court of Appeal upholds renewal of a development permit for four dwellings in Xagħra, ruling that archaeological concerns cannot be raised at the permit renewal stage

Court of Appeal upholds renewal of a development permit for four dwellings in Xagħra, ruling that archaeological concerns cannot be raised at the permit renewal stage

Appeals court overturns a planning permit for a seven-storey block in Triq ix-Xatt, Pieta, ruling that the Environment and Planning Review Tribunal breached procedure when ordering revised plans

Bail rejected for two men accused of raping women after a double date arranged through the dating app Bumble

Architects' chamber urges that Malta's rare example of modernist military-residential architecture be preserved

Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi confirms he will not contest the next general election, saying he plans to return to his profession and spend more time with his family while continuing to serve the Labour Party in other roles

Court dismisses Jason Vella’s appeal against the Environment and Planning Review Tribunal’s decision to revoke sheep farm permit in Bidnija

Judge finds the architects’ disciplinary committee lacked structural impartiality but said the defect was cured by appeal

ADPD warns Malta is on track to be the EU’s worst performer on emissions by 2030, urging government to abandon 'growth-first' policies and adopt a radical green transition

Author Karl Schembri, whose new novel Eħlisna mid-Deni draws on his family’s trauma of clerical abuse, calls on the Church to acknowledge past cover-ups and laments the absence of survivors’ voices in church conference

Witnesses living in a Birgu housing block told the court that the victim and his companions had been frequent visitors to the accused’s block for years before the fatal shooting

Winner of the 2025 National Book Prize for Prose Fiction in Translation, Antoinette Borg speaks to Laura Calleja about bringing Il-Kelb tat-Terrakotta to Maltese readers. She talks about translating Andrea Camilleri’s work, capturing his style...

Triathlete David Micallef will attempt a gruelling 330km swim-run-cycle challenge across Malta, Gozo and Comino next weekend to raise funds and awareness for Inspire Foundation’s disability services

Ġustizzja għal Artna launches a nationwide tour to rally communities against proposed planning laws the campaign says would erode environmental protections and empower developers