Labour MP Rosianne Cuatajar sued former National Book Council chairman Mark Camilleri over claims made in book and on social media

Arnold Cassola calls for investigation by Standards commissionerr into possible ethics breach by tourism minister Clayton Bartolo and Gozo minister Clint Camilleri

Ultimately, government’s disregard of infringements by its own agencies, only nullifies its own message of safety and discipline

Transport Malta ‘strongly objects’ to mosque in Luqa due to impact on runway safety

The achievements of the hard work undertaken in the last two years are evidence that we shall succeed in delivering the environment that we have always been duty-bound to nurture

The achievements of the hard work undertaken in the last two years are evidence that we shall succeed in delivering the environment that we have always been duty-bound to nurture

No 124 – Flexing Them Muscles For Election Time

Birdlife Malta celebrated its 60th anniversary last Tuesday. CEO MARK SULTANA looks back, at an NGO which almost literally started out in his own living room…

European Parliament determined to play full role on unified European position and showing solidarity with Ukrainian citizens

Government must reissue the tender to build a new incinerator at Magħtab after none of the three shortlisted consortiums submitted a final bid

Court of Criminal Appeal frees man after finding insufficient evidence to convict him of sexually abusing an autistic girl

The Europe-wide petition calling for an EU directive against SLAPP suits was backed by over 170 civil society groups across the continent

Greenpace, Friends of the Earth want EU funding to be limited to renewable energy projects and exclude Malta’s pipeline after it was included in potential projects that use gas as “transitional” f...

Utilised agricultural area decreased from 11,445 hectares in 2010 to 10,730 hectares a decade later • Pigs, broilers and cattle down, sheep goats and hens up

When a whistleblower was punished by MEPA in 2001, the Nationalist administration opened the door to the Abelas, then hand-picked Ian Stafrace for CEO, while Labour kept the money pipeline open

Cabinet decides to make femicide distinct criminal offence following Paulina Dembska murder

Lawyers of a bouncer facing serious drug charges, call for the case to be dropped on the basis of a legal notice which says only specified public officers are authorised to hold court exhibits

Paulina Dembska's funeral is set to take place in Poland on Saturday after a magistrate has released her body for burial

The Nationalist Party’s designated spokesperson Peter Agius has denied having had his role pared down internally, over complaints that he was overshadowing constituency MPs

Volt Malta proposes a 10% supplement for health workers who have worked for more than 12 months until the end of the pandemic