After one cocaine possession charge was dropped following a guilty plea, jurors must now decide on the remaining counts linked to an alleged cannabis trafficking operation dating back eight years

Moviment Graffitti noted that the 'residence' included nine ensuites, two additional bathrooms, and a pool, suggesting it was intended for use as a guesthouse, boutique hotel, or Airbnb

Two people who were hospitalised in two separate accidents suffer grevious injuries

Woman hospitalised after 5am traffic accident but condition unknown

Residents’ coalition Il-Kollettiv says the government is deliberately delaying amendments to controversial planning bills to avoid public backlash before the next election

If ever this happens and a third party does succeed in electing a person to parliament, Malta’s parliamentary democracy will have raised the bar by a notch than what we have today

Visuals highlight how revised design for new Balluta Bay hotel will tower over surrounding streets despite partial preservation of landmark modernist residence 

PN leader Alex Borg thanked organisers and volunteers for their dedication, noting that even in difficult circumstances they continue working to preserve carnival

MaltaToday is informed that the accused had allegedly lent money to the victim and later went to his residence to recover the debt. Prosecutors allege that the men entered the victim’s home and assaulted him

The court denied the accused's request for bail

The driver was driving a BMW when he lost control and crashed into a bus stop

Britain, France, Germany, Sweden, and the Netherlands accuse the Kremlin of using rare toxin epibatidine against opposition leader

Prime Minister Robert Abela says government will enter discussions with social partners to improve maternal, paternal, and parental leave

The police stated that Victor Grima and Fabio Grima are both subject to a magistrate’s order over a court case

Laurence served as editor for the Sunday Times in a career that spanned over 60 years

Earlier this week, a 10-storey residential complex in Swieqi had its permit revoked by the Court of Appeals after it was found that the Planning Authority and Environmental and Planning Review Tribunal had acted 'arbitrarily'

Executive chairman of The National Book Council, Mark Camilleri, has been watching Malta’s literary scene navigate rising costs, limited readership, and structural gaps. He sits down with Laura Calleja to explore how despite these challenges M...

IMF staff calculations place Malta’s population density at close to 1,800 people per square kilometre, with the note that the latest Malta data corresponds to 2024.

Cartoon by Mikiel Galea

Indeed, the student’s question ‘why is my performing arts school without a hall?’ requires an honest answer from the authorities