A large vessel used to transport chemicals is adrift just off Baħar iċ-Ċagħaq and is being assisted by a tug boat

How is an election won? Are extra seats awarded? How will the new mechanism to have more women MPs work? Check out Kurt Sansone’s Q&A.

COVID-19 dealt a heavy blow to golden passport applications, according to an annual report by the scheme’s regulator

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola says war in Ukraine proves the significance of the democratic process

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola says war in Ukraine proves the significance of the democratic process

Conservative-christian party allied to River of Love protested Electoral Commission’s decision to keep unvaccinated people out of counting hall

Tonight is the night, when two car lanes become one... or three? Here’s what Day 26 of the election campaign looked like

Bernard Grech says the party will dictate its own strategy without giving in to pressure on publishing its costings

The €10 million investment is one of Malta's largest social accommodation projects

Prime Minister Robert Abela insists the bigger the margin of votes, the ‘humbler’ the Labour Party will remain  

Academics say MEA pushes antiquated proposal to take students away from humanities and into sciences • Chamber of Commerce reacts: We are keen promoters of humanities and STEM

Scirocco strengthens over the course of the weekend as strong winds blowing from East-Southeast are expected to reach Force 7 to 8, whipping up very rough seas

The Prime Minister says he believes students should enagage in employment whilst studying

Malta has a fixed-price agreement on gas with Electrogas, which expires in April but Robert Abela says government will keep energy prices stable

Nationalist Party spokesperson Toni Bezzina insists the trackless tram will not lead to main roads becoming single lane but a third lane will be squeezed in on two-lane roads

The bargain supermarket is placing limits on the amount of toilet paper, oil, flour, baby food, and canned foods that clients can purchase

Roderick Galdes says he has every right to call applicants personally, 'especially among my constituents'

Roderick Galdes says he has every right to call applicants personally, 'especially among my constituents'

Robert Abela snubs claims the price of the property was undervalued and that he interfered in the regularisation of its illegalities

Preliminary Census figures suggest Malta’s population has increased by 99,000 since 2011