72% of the 1,200 voters registered went to cast their vote on Thursday

Digital Markets Act puts an end to the ever-increasing dominance of Big Tech companies most prone to unfair business practices, such as social networks or search engines

Italy have lost 1-0 to North Macedonia in their World Cup playoff semi-final in Palermo after Aleksandar Trajkovski scored the winning goal in second-half stoppage time

MEPs hark back to end of Cold War as Russian invasion ushers in new struggle between democracies and autocratic systems

European Parliament president says EU must respond to refugee influx with legislation that addresses largest humanitarian crisis since WWII

9:30pm last edition of MaltaToday rolling survey 24 March | PL 53.5%; PN 44.5%; Others 2%

It’s Day 32 and the election campaign has come to an official close – here's how the final day went down

2022 General Election campaign comes to a close in Ta’ Qali and Valletta

Grech urged supporters to give the Nationalist Party their seal of approval and vote for all PN candidates on their district 

Labour’s election campaign comes to a close in Ta’ Qali as supporters flood the MFCC to show their support ahead of next Saturday

Cabinet members announced endless investments in their own constituencies during the 2022 election: is this an unfair advantage for a party-in-government to avail itself of when it is supposed to be a caretaker administration?

Malta’s voting process is based on the single transferable vote system. It can be complicated, which allows for several myths to permeate. Kurt Sansone tries to deconstruct some of these myths

Prime Minister Robert Abela will head to Brussels for a summit of EU leaders that will discuss the Russian invasion of Ukraine and other related issues such as security and energy

MaltaToday’s rolling survey has consistently given Labour a sure victory but the undecided may yet determine how big the gap will be

MaltaToday’s rolling survey has consistently given Labour a sure victory but the undecided may yet determine how big the gap will be

A photo circulating online shows a €10 fuel voucher stapled to a promotional leaflet for Labour candidate Edward Cassar Delia 

Three men were recently charged with the aggravated theft of hundreds of thousands of euros in cash and gold items from the apartment’s occupants.

The University of Malta’s Junior College will no longer require a pass mark in the three O’level core subjects Maths, English and Maltese for students to be admitted

CABS uncovers trapping installation in Mqabba equipped with five pairs of clap-nets operated from a single hide, making it the single largest illegal bird trapping site ever found on Malta

Council of Europe MPs will draw up report on Labour MP Rosianne Cutajar, after she used her position as delegate to argue against a public inquiry into the Caruana Galizia assassination without disclosing her conflict of interest with Yorgen Fenech