Kurt Sansone’s 22 things to look out for this year

Misogyny, sexual harassment, and micro-aggressions are issues that Maltese society still has to deal with in a forceful manner.

No 13 | James Vella Clark, 46, Corporate Communications Director, artist

Vince Muscat, self-confessed hitman in Caruana Galizia assassination, tomorrow face a trial by jury on charges of involvemenet in the 2010 HSBC heist

Nationalist MP David Thake's company will repay a VAT bill of €270,000 after reaching an agreement with the VAT department

Turkish embassy tells MaltaToday it is “gravely concerned” at proposed garages next to Marsa’s Ottoman cemetery

Malta’s tourism sector has just been dealt a critical blow by the Omicron variant. But PHILIP FENECH, deputy president of the Chamber of SMES, remains confident that the industry can not only survive the latest crisis… but even ‘b...

Gender-motivated killings are an assault on human rights, the faculty states

People gather for a vigil on the Sliema promenade to remember 29-year-old Polish student Paulina Dembska, who was murdered just a few metres away on 2 January

We visited the place where Dembska was brutally murdered on Sunday and asked passers-by whether they feel Maltese society protects women enough

From the country’s highest authorities to work colleagues and former patients, Malta sees an outpouring of grief and tributes for paediatric oncologist Victor Calvagna

MEPs from EPP’s Italian delegation request European Commission clarification on Malta grant for pipeline that will feed into Electrogas plant

'You could have slept in prison today,' the magistrate told them after granting the three youths bail

David Thake self-reported himself to the Standards Commissioner after reports surfaced of a pending VAT bill of €270,000

ADPD Chairperson Carmel Cacopardo asks Auditor General Charles Deguara to probe criteria used to award ex-ministers golden handshakes

Medical community in shock as Puttinu Cares stalwart Victor Calvagna succumbs to injuries in traffic accident

A report on femicide in Malta compiled by the University of Malta and the Women's Rights Foundation argues for femicide to be made an aggravating offence to homicide and proposes electronic tagging of predators out on bail

4 January COVID-19 update | 1,147 new cases • 14,121 active cases • 124 patients in hospital, five in ITU • vaccine booster doses 236,942 • Total deaths 480

A European Central Bank official is fighting efforts by Pilatus Bank owners Alpene Ltd, to force her to turn over information which the bank claims will shed light on an allegedly politically motivated campaign to seize the assets of the bank

Employers react to union directive to workers whose children will have online schooling during first days of school