Air Malta announces from March 2022 it will be resuming flights to London Gatwick, Madrid and Moscow Sheremetyevo

Animal feed manufacturer frustrated with repeated fires at the scrapyard where firefighters have been battling an all-night fire

Customs intercept package containing 1kg of cannabis addressed to a house in central Malta

A family court judge has dismissed a plea of diplomatic immunity made by a high-ranking Spanish diplomat, against an injunction preventing him from taking his child abroad

Firefighters in overnight battle to control massive scrapyard fire that belched out toxic fumes

Blue Card rules simplified to attract much-needed non-EU workers to alleviate labour shortages in key sectors

Are notaries who are involved in private business deals and property speculation, reliable public officers?

We must ensure all paediatric cancer patients have access to the best medical care possible, and give them all the tools possible to win over the illness | Cyrus Engerer

Once again, ‘geological and technical studies’ that were supposed to have been concluded over a year ago, have never actually been finalized

Hospitalisation of heavyweight Robert Arrigo tempers taut race between PN candidates on hotly-contested ninth district

Project includes 175,000sq.m of open space on Manoel Island will result in new roundabout at Gzira promenade

Two prison officials are expected be charged with crimes of an involuntary nature in relation to the suicide attempt

The comments targeted judge Giovanni Grixti after he was outed as having bought a boat from Yorgen Fenech's father in 2008

The elevated light intensity of the new LED lights of the Santa Venera, Tal Qroqq, Regional Road and Kirkop tunnels has been subject of much memes lately

Maltese port authorities prohibited the vessel from leaving Valletta on claims that paperwork checks were holding up the permit

The endangered Egyptian Vulture was last seen in Dingli

Police are expected to charge two prison officers over death of female inmate who attempted suicide • Both officials have been suspended • Opposition says minister must shoulder responsibility

The Nationalist Party is proposing that only projects of a national interest should go ahead on land outside the development zones after a two-thirds parliamentary vote but its spokesperson insists 'what is permissible today will remain permissi...

They had been charged with several offences, including fraud and misappropriation

The two-year project will see the Code of Ethics for MPs and people in public office redrafted with stricter rules on lobbying