Gozitan lawyers will return back to court after 'reasonable progress' is made with regards to a lack of resources and administrative shortcomings in the Gozo court

The strategy casts a sobering light on Malta’s challenge to reduce carbon emissions as required by the EU’s overarching goal of carbon neutrality, while still sustaining economic growth

Feminised sectors, power of incumbency, and sexist urban design are only some of the hurdles in the way of proper gender equality

Malta Book Festival official opening kicks off with 2021 Terramaxka Prize for children’s and adolescents’ literature

Palazzina Vincenti, designed by renowned architect Gustavo Vincenti, could get the chop to make way for 14-storey hotel designed by Robert Musumeci

Is Abela the ‘good cop’ who condemned Stagno Navarra for his zeal in singling out a journalist for being on duty in a Repubblika protest or does he still need ‘bad cops’ to energise the troops? asks James Debono

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Prime Minister Robert Abela addresses the climate change summit, COP26, and pledges Malta’s assistance to small island states that share similar risks

Nationalist MP Mario Galea claims government stopped short of implementing the White Paper on zoo regulations because of ‘that bully zoo keeper’ Anton Cutajar • Urges people to boycott zoos if they love animals

The accused had been charged with sexual abuse of a vulnerable female dementia patient, who was unable to defend herself due to medical infirmity

If in government, the Nationalist Party would commission a beach profiling study and transfer NGO-administered land directly to the voluntary organisation

An Armed Forces patrol boat rescued a group of around 30 migrants stranded beneath the cliff face at Għar Lapsi after arriving there by boat

Fenech will remain in custody due to other ongoing criminal proceedings against him, in particular over the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia

Council of Europe warns that MPs holding secondary jobs may increase the risk of conflict of interest and corruption in a new report about Malta

For the whole nine months, BOV registered a €46.5m profit before tax

The greylisting left little impact on the real economy, but nothing can be excluded if the greylisting becomes excessively prolonged

MP Clyde Puli laments lack of financial incentives for teachers, saying a Nationalist government will boost wages

Since 2010 the Planning Authority issued €18.2 million in fines of which €12.8 million have been paid

A man who was sentenced to 10 months' imprisonment for criminal negligence after a scaffolding structure collapsed and injured several young people will have his case heard again

2 November COVID-19 update | 29 new cases • 238 active cases • 10 patients in hospital, 4 in ITU • Total vaccine doses at 881,843 • Total deaths at 462