The Occupational Health and Safety Authority says that construction can resume but advises against work near the coast or sea

The convicted man had been previously awarded a 32-year imprisonment term for having flung two brick tiles towards Mario Grech

NAO report shows research grants rarely extending beyond one or two years, making it difficult to fund PhD programmes in Malta

If dignity truly matters, Malta’s charity models must change. And if social leadership exists, now is the moment for it to show itself

164 | 54, Stephanie Borg, artist and designer 

Mohammed Hamdan is facing separate charges of allegedly murdering Jean Paul Busuttil in June 2025, but on Wednesday he was acquitted of charges related to a road rage incident in 2023

Waste collection and Gozo Channel ferry services are back to normal after the gale force winds of Storm Harry, but the Met Office still warns about thunderstorms and hail expected across the islands

EU leaders will get together in Brussels for an emergency summit on Thursday to discuss a way forward in an international order that has been upended.

The Planning Authority has refused a proposal by the Paola parish to open a small cafeteria within the Christ the King Basilica complex, citing concerns that it would disrupt the historic building’s architectural symmetry and visual amenity

The Lands Authority told parliament’s Public Accounts Committee it will restart the valuation of Fortina’s controversial change-of-use concession, rejecting previous assessments

Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri tells parliament that there were no major or fatal incidents despite the widespread damage during Storm Harry

Prime minister says appointment marks highest financial sector position ever held by Maltese woman

Fresh from the cover of Gourmet Today magazine, Villa Corinthia's Francesco Mazzei shares a refined porchetta with pumpkin mash, cavolo nero and salsa verde, Italian comfort elevated with signature finesse and elegance

Opposition says prime minister misleading public by citing household data as individual statistics

IHI, which currently owns 100% of the asset, will retain a 28 oer cent interest in the joint venture

Farmers are being asked to submit geotagged photos of storm damage by Friday through the Biedja Cam platform, as the government begins assessing losses that could form the basis of an EU-backed aid scheme

Registered full-time employment in the private sector went up by 9,490 persons to 243,998; public sector full-time employment increased by 2,195 persons to 54,740

Met Office says gale-force winds will start to subside from early evening, though an orange warning remains in force until 8pm

European Commission president warns against tariffs between allies and promises proportional response to any US trade measures

European Parliament President says EU stands united with Denmark and Greenland in wake of  US President Donald Trump’s sovereignty threats