Swiss will prosecute company that acquired smuggled Libyan oil stored in Malta fuel tanks, rubber-stamped by Customs

Two motorcyclists injured during separate accidents between Saturday and Sunday

Elliot Paul Busuttil, the lead suspect in the murder of 62-year-old Mario Farrugia, is well known with the police

It remains to be seen whether Robert Abela’s decision to have a separate planning minister will truly bring about any meaningful change in Malta’s contentious planning regime

This year is the first time since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak that Easter Sunday processions can be held as per pre-pandemic days

On the 54-month anniversary from the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, Civil Society says that whilst democratic results should be respected, the fight against corruption should never cease 

A traffic accident between a car and a motorcycle, lands a 56-year-old Hungarian man in hospital with life threatening injuries.

The Kalkara offices housing Kenup and EDU staff have been transformed into a residence for ten Ukrainian families fleeing their war-torn country

Pierre Portelli, a volunteer at the Anak Alam Learning House in Sumbawa, Indonesia, said he accidentally stepped on a green pit viper while walking in the school’s front garden

The decrease in approved dwellings in the past two years coincided with an economic slowdown in the wake of the COVID pandemic but according to industry sources this also reflects a ‘cooling-off’ period following an all-time peak in 2018...

New plans also envisage an extension of the two already approved uppermost floors, increasing the bulk of the project

Downward trend of new cases proceeds, with active cases now standing at 7,746

Malta Chamber of Commerce calls for proper vetting of public procurement bidders, days after company owned by alleged kidnapper secured tender with Transport Malta

Bernard Grech failed in his main mission of reducing the gap while succeeding in enabling a generational change on the party’s parliamentary bench. But is he the right leader to transform his party in to an alternative government? asks James D...

Police arraigned only one person, lead suspect Elliot Paul Busuttil, in court today

Strong winds are posing difficulties in holding the Good Friday processions across localities

There are 8,163 known cases of COVID-19 in Malta, with new cases starting to drop

Strong winds were not enough to stop people from taking part in the annual Good Friday walk in aid of Puttinu Cares

After two-year hiatus Good Friday marks start of Malta’s religious and festa season

The hunting season will open this Sunday for quail and turtle dove, despite efforts by BirdLife Malta to prohibit the shooting of the turtle dove