The Maltese Embassy in Tripoli confirms that after consulting with the relevant authorities in Malta no Libyan official has reached the country through diplomatic permission

Planning Authority’s annual report laments that increase in applications for recreational uses in the countryside adding pressure

If the film industry has truly generated €1 billion for Malta’s economy, then where has that money gone?

Those newly minted EU citizens would hold rights which, under EU law, override the sovereignty that member states are otherwise free to exercise over them

Ready, set, Serve! Miriana Conte will be wowing the stage for a second time on Saturday. Can she bring home a win? Or ‘kant’ she?

The Nationalist Party agrees that Maltese living abroad should be able to vote in embassies but two conditions have to be met before any changes are prospected

Jurors visit Birkirkara garage, Santa Venera, and Marsa disposal point as Vince Muscat gives tour at key places linked to murder of lawyer Carmel Chircop

Laura Calleja sits down with National Book Council Senior Manager Matthew Borg to discuss the 2025 Malta Book Fund. Borg speaks about the fund’s increased budget, its distribution across five key categories, and how it supports the Maltese lit...

Hospice Malta says better palliative care, not euthanasia, should be the emphasis for investment in crucial services which protect life

The Hospitality and Food Section of within the General Workers' Union has stated that these companies are not meeting the minimum legal standards for wages and working conditions for their workers

The standards commissioner notes that Robert Abela's insistence not to publish the asset declaration represents 'a substantial step backward for transparency'

Malta hit by an unseasonal deluge on Thursday, with more than three times the typical rainfall for May recorded in under 24 hours

The candidates are Andrew Agius who will contest the third district, Owen Sciberras from the fifth district, and Josephine Xuereb from the seventh district

Climate activist Greta Thunberg weighs in on the Manoel Island debate

The proposal called for the removal of land currently farmed by young local farmers from consideration in the ongoing application

The 32-year-old faces charges after an incident that took place in Sliema last October, during which he allegedly assaulted and threatened a man, causing injuries

The European Quality Assurance Register for Higher Education said the Maltese authority was found partially compliant with eight out of 14 ESG standards, falling short of the requirements for registration

Malta is redefining the intersection of iGaming and fintech, using regulatory innovation, technological synergy, and strategic investment to position itself as a European leader in digital finance and entertainment

The Authority for the Responsible Use of Cannabis says it will be adopting a zero-tolerance approach

Fines to rise sharply under new employment law amendments; government says reform delivers on electoral promise