Exhibition marking and paying tribute to pandemic times whilst creating a possible vision for the future open from 1st to 17th December

A highly mutated COVID-19 variant identified in South Africa is causing global concern • Malta follows Britain and Italy in banning flights from South Africa and neighbouring countries

The social welfare agency has teamed up with Agenda Bookshop to provide 90 vulnerable children with a monthly book bundle to which people are urged to donate

Banks, insurance companies and investment funds could face losses if a global tax on carbon is introduced, but would still be likely to recover quickly, a study from Malta’s financial regulator says

Index assessing expectations for the future puts Malta ahead of all European countries except Ireland and Denmark

​The Environmental and Resources Authority has dropped its previous objection to a 5,200sq.m shooting range in Siggiewi, proposed outside development zones

The Planning Authority has ignored the advice of the Superintendence for Cultural Heritage, to approve the demolition of a modernist villa on Old Railway Road in Balzan

Christiane Ramsay Scicluna, Baroness of Tabria, has passed away at the age of 73

Gonzi called Anglu Farrugia's behaviour unprecedented and said the position of the Standards Commissioner has been 'ridiculed'

The demand for mental health services throughout the pandemic increased by 500%, the Richmond Foundation says as it asks for donations to plug a hole in its finances caused by the staggering increase

The European Medicines Agency approves Pfizer-BioNTech's COVID-19 vaccine for children between 5 and 11 • Children will receive two injections at a lower dose, three weeks apart

He is accused of injuring a man during an argument, and breaching peace, bail and probation orders

A planning decision could set a precedent that adds extra storeys on Grade 2 scheduled buildings in Malta and Gozo

MEPs vote in favour of dialogue with European Council on Europe-wide statutory protection for minimum wage

Have you had your 'breakfast of champions', asks cannabis evangelist Daniel Gauci? 

Prime Minister's wife Lydia Abela says domestic violence must be tackled as a society as Family Minister insists more emphasis needed to tackle intergenerational abuse

The owners of two pig farms in Ħaż-Żebbuġ who have been operating for the past 44 years, are saying their livestock is being exposed to dust and continuous noise from an illegal construction waste-recycling plant

25 November COVID-19 update | 83 new cases • 1,007 active cases • 13 patients in hospital, 2 in ITU • Total vaccine doses at 939,732 • Total deaths at 466

MEPs want to end unfair practices of big online platforms with blacklist of certain practices of large platforms and market investigations to sanction non-compliant behaviours

Agius Printing Press sued the national water supplier after leaks into the printing press’ property, destroy €22,653 worth of equipment