On World Press Freedom Day, the Institute of Maltese Journalists notes how misinformation, harassment, and economic hardship pose significant challenges to journalism in Malta • Concern over harassment women journalists face on social medi...

Syrian national falls height of two storeys in Birkirkara, unidentified man falls one storey in in St Paul’s Bay

To read Allied’s statement that 'the State' has now landed everyone in court, could be insinuated as some orchestrated campaign against the company or newspaper, is certainly hard to digest

It is easy to act like a tough guy with someone like Ronnie Gauci, but if the Planning Authority really wants to impress us, it should start throwing its weight around with the Portellis, the Ċaqnus and the Debonos of this island

For 10 years, Malta’s social media landscape has been graced by the comic presence of journalistic extraordinaire, ‘Karl Stennienibarra’. This week, however, his creator’s cover was blown during a very heated public altercati...

Maltese teachers among the most stressed and least satisfied with their pay, with 29% reporting experiencing a lot of stress

Ministry for the Elderly to review NAO report that found government broke the law when awarding a €274 million management contract at St Vincent de Paule home for the elderly

The 72-year-old tried stopping the two youths from further vandalising a Civil Protection Department vehicle before getting beaten up

Three separate illegal parties in Mellieh and Pembroke shutdown by police over the weekend • 18-year-old youth attacks police man while taking down details

Bernard Grech becomes latest politician to get the COVID-19 jab

Gozitan developer Joseph Portelli held for questioning over alleged connections with former police superintendent Raymond Aquilina

COVID-19 update for 2 May | 12 new cases • 20 recoveries • 261 active cases • 2,036 Swab tests past 24 hours • Vaccine doses administered until Sunday 339,727

Opposition leader Bernard Grech takes cautious approach when speaking on the issue of migration, insisting international obligations must be observed, but people must feel safe in their localities

Prime Minister Robert Abela warns there are a number of people yet to be vaccinated, and any irresponsible behaviour could negatively impact the summer season

Genetic testing of IVF embryos may encounter presidential resistance 

The question remains: how can we make Europe fit for the Digital Decade?

Malta’s foreign minister once again accuses EPP leaders in Brussels of putting heat on Malta without considering German financial scandals

The Labour administration must take a good hard look at its IVF law, and bring it up to the same legislative gold-plated standard it achieved with various civil rights

You do not need to agree with abortion for its decriminalisation to become a reality: it is sufficient for laws that criminalise abortion and risk women imprisonment, to be repealed

Vaccination certificates valid for six months to be available from end of May