When capable students are unable to pursue higher qualifications due to financial barriers, skills gaps widen, and employers often fill roles through overseas recruitment. Expanding access to education helps build local expertise and reduces depende...

The 2018 amendments have added further uncertainty to Maltese tort law, and that there is a need for legislative action to guide the law towards a more humane and victim-centred approach.

​The Planning Authority has refused an application to regularise two kiosks and outdoor seating in the historic Birgu ditch

Prime Minister Robert Abela addresses Presidium of Socialist International, which convened this evening ahead of tomorrow morning’s Council of this global organisation in Malta

International Maritime Organisation (IMO) is a specialised agency of the United Nations, plays a critical role in establishing global standards for shipping safety, environmental protection, and marine security

SME Chamber says weather conditions dampened customer turnout in certain regions, but month-long promotions and businesses offering online shopping saw steady sales despite the rain

The incident was described by the Palestinian Authority as a field execution, while the Israeli military and police maintain that the men were 'affiliated with a terror network,' and that the killing is being reviewed

Witnesses from tax authorities, banking institutions and the company registry testify as court examines income streams, transactions and company structures linked to Andreina Fenech Farrugia and Giovanni Ellul in the tuna export investigation.

Xtra on TVM | Jeremy Cassar Torregiani says Malta protects perpetrators of human-rights breaches more than victims, as debate reignites over long-delayed justice in National Bank case

Man is released on bail after admitting to breaching a protection order issued in March, despite both parties having resumed contact in defiance of that order

Two denied bail after being arraigned on a catalogue of drug, firearms and money-laundering offences

Government launches task force to support 96 affected workers by company closure

Deputy Speaker David Agius holds courtesy meeting with the newly appointed Ambassador of the United States to Malta, Somers White Farkas

Opposition MP Adrian Delia, who received widespread criticism over comments he made in parliament on overpopulation, insists his comments were not about race but about numbers, blaming government’s lack of forward planning

The court hears that an argument over money had escalated into physical violence, with the victim said to have suffered a blow to the head

Court rules that a company cannot claim a breach of the right to a fair hearing over delays largely caused by its own conduct

Rothmans’ 2019 attempt to action a cigarette trademark owned by BR International Holdings could not proceed because it relied on legislation introduced years after the mark was registered

Three people were hospitalised after two separate traffic accidents in Pietà and St Julian’s, with two of the victims suffering grievous injuries, police said

ERA says it ensured compliance at law before issuing permit for Marsa waste scrapyard

160| Theare performer, 23, Paolo Micallef