Sant calls for the Euopean Union to give more weight to socioeconomic and cohesion priorities  

MEPs contined to debate over which correct course of action should be taken against ‘rebel states’ Hungary and Poland and their respective failures to comply with fundamental EU principles

Elected Labour MPs: Malcolm Agius, Romilda Baldacchio Zarb, Glenn Bedingfield, Rosianne Cutajar, Ray Abela, Katya De Giovanni, Rebecca Buttigieg, and Omar Farrugia

The Superintendence for Cultural Heritage has shot down the design of a proposed six-storey addition on the existing Britannia Flats as 'unacceptable'

The developers of the Villa Rosa estate in St George’s Bay are the sole bidders for a public alleyway that connects the beachfront to the vast expanse set to be developed into a high-rise project

We all seem resigned to a situation, whereby a portfolio as vitally important as Foreign Affairs ends up getting relegated – ‘historically’, please note – to the status of ‘political exile’

Grillo is set to star in action movie Hounds of War

Activists call for justice in Lassana Cisse murder case, want more action to end racism

Qormi valley area where the body of a murdered man was found in the trunk of a Peugeot 407 on Tuesday is notoriously frequented by drug dealers and users

A man has admitted to attacking three police officers from the Rapid Intervention Unit after he panicked when they started asking him questions about a rape case reported to the police by a prostitute

The six men accused of abducting and beating up a man in connection with the theft of a van had all refused to be examined by a court-appointed medical expert after their arrest

Claim filed by No Deposit Cars against a customer for more than €11,000 is upheld by the court

There are a significant number of advantages to be gained by setting up an office in Malta, which is why increasing numbers of international companies are choosing to have a presence in the island country, the smallest in the EU

There are currently 8,029 active cases

The latest raft of sanctions proposed by the European Commission targets Russian coal imports and transportation links

EU pursuing LNG fuels because infrastructure is the same for transporting green hydrogen, says Commission president

The three men hospitalised were aged 24, 29 and 31

Architect asked to ‘verify’ alleged illegalities on client’s site as well as to confirm ownership of the site which activists claim belongs to Joseph Portelli

University degrees in ‘Political Science’ may appear excessive, in a country where everybody already seems to be an expert anyway. But as Prof. MARIO THOMAS VASSALLO, of UoM’s Department of Public Policy, points out: ‘politic...

698 planning permits issued during five-week electoral campaign, down from a record 1,247 permits in 2017 campaign