European Parliament President Roberta Metsola says that any country that looked to Europe as its home, would be welcome to join the EU • EP heads of political groups meet NATO secretary general

It is, in a nutshell, still a ’multi-million-euro size hole’ that has been punched into the local economy: no doubt, to the detriment of countless other impacted commercial entities, further down the supply-chain...

A book on sex education aimed at children aged 10 to 13 years discusses puberty, biology, consent, sexualities, and contraception in an easy-to-read accessible language

PA set to approve three-block, seven-storey Ramla Bay extension as case officer waxes lyrical about ‘organic shapes extruded from promontory’

Developers have revised plans for a 16-storey tower in Marsa which was set to visually dominate the Marsa junction near the abandoned match factory, and are now proposing a six-storey block

Aaron Farrugia ‘uninformed’ of criminal proceedings against Christian Borg, who was awarded a Transport Malta contract, and says he is still adjusting to the new portfolio

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola says the EU will not submit to blackmail and is not afraid of Russian President Vladimir Putin

'Victim' had entered into a €75,000 business deal with the accused, involving gold coins and gold granules

Shipping company boss Paul Attard is wanted in taly to face drug suggling charges

The pensioner tried to kiss a Spanish tourist's hand, but the court said that an isolated incident does not constitute harassment

An international outbreak of acute hepatitis in young children has the scientific community baffled but no such cases have been recorded so far in Malta

Archdiocese denies Shift News report that archbishop had requested a postponement of the Pope’s visit to Malta not to be so close to the election

Two large electric buses join Malta Public Transport's fleet in €1 million investment

Central Bank of Malta Governor Edward Scicluna warns of negative impact on consumption if commodity prices remain elevated for long

A judge has dismissed Yorgen Fenech’s claim of having suffered human rights breaches because he has not been released on bail since his arrest in 2019

Bernard Grech’s public autopsy of his party’s precarious financial situation on Sunday was brutally honest. But can he offer a way forward or is he ensuring his own survival by discouraging any other rival from drinking from a poisoned c...

Neither should we forget that NATO membership would entail further erosion of sovereignty: particularly in the shape of SOFA agreements limiting our power to prosecute foreign troops based in Malta

New studies shed light on mystery skeletons discovered inside Żejtun church in 1969, and create new avenues for historical inquiry

The Nationalist Party parliamentary group has yet to take a decision on whether to support Anglu Farrugia’s nomination for Speaker when parliament opens on 7 May

Maltese hotel chain International Hotel Investments has engaged international legal advisers to assist in managing the situation that sanctions on Russia have brought about