John Grech, the father of Nationalist Leader Bernard Grech passes away aged 90

Applicants for a car driving test in Malta have to wait for around six to eight weeks

Although the 2022 findings show that 27.5% agree with jailing women, this represents more than a 10-point drop over last year’s results

Malta’s racism problem is spoken about less than its immigration problem

Issues relating to ethical, political, religious and philosophical ideas will be explored in over 560 events

The four-year-old Syrian refugee died of thirst at sea in Malta’s search and rescue zone

ADPD calls for targeted assistance, so that money could be better invested in education, healthcare and renewable energy

Government signed a multi-million-euro financial guarantee to enable Electrogas to secure bank financing for its power station project

Mayor Paul Buttigieg says the Planning Commission approved ODZ development despite ERA's objections

The motorcycle collided with a car at around 6:30pm on Friday

Archbishop Charles Scicluna, President Emeritus Marie Louise Coleiro Preca, Moviment Graffitti and other activists all joined together for a vigil remembering the young Syrian girl

Police complaints board says police top brass were unaware of German requests for EAW, two officials responsible for 'administrative shortcomings'

The 28-year-old was charged after the scooter he was driving had been involved in a collision with a car in Lija

Heads of government departments have been requested to make sure that flags are raised half-mast for Her Majesty's funeral on Monday

PA postpones decision on dismantling of Marsaxlokk barumbara after chair expresses discomfort that alternative site has not yet been identified

Finance Minister says global appetite for minimum corporate tax has waned and Malta ‘will not jump the gun’

The man seen throwing a sachet with 200g of suspected cocaine out of the van during the police chase

A number of foreign nationals were found to be living in poor conditions but without the necessary permits to reside in Malta

Clyde Caruana says tough decisions have to be taken to save Air Malta but whether the airline will survive in its current form depends on the European Commission

Air Malta's flights from Paris and to and from Lyon scheduled for Friday have been delayed