Police says that it would not tolerate such behaviour by its members

The Nationalist Party suggests that project supervisors should be given to authority to halt works wherever hazards existed

This Saturday 8 October, Valletta FC and Hamrun Spartans FC will face off in the sixth match day of the BOV Premier League

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Coalition Against SLAPPs in Europe Concerned over moves to pass anti-SLAPP legislation without adequate scrutiny

A 23-year-old man sustains serious injuries after falling off his bike and sliding into a car

Repubblika lawyer Jason Azzopardi says case is at do or die ‘stage’

Pardoned Daphne Caruana Galizia murder middleman Melvin Theuma refuses to testify in criminal proceedings against Keith Schembri, Yorgen Fenech and other former government officials

Warning: graphic detail follows | Pathologist describes horrific scene attesting to brutal violence in New Year's Day rape and murder of Paulina Dembska

The Nationalist Party has asked the anti-corruption commission to investigate allegations that the multi-million euro Marsa flyover project was tainted by corruption • PN also asks for National Audit Office probe

​The Planning Authority’s planning commission has decided that an application to demolish a historical watchtower in Marsaxlokk, to make way for a new road on land added to development zones in 2006, should be republished again and vetted fr...

Around 30% of women worldwide aged 15 years and older have been subjected to physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence, non-partner sexual violence, or both at least once in their life

MaltaToday’s senior court reporter Matthew Agius spent weeks speaking to police officers he encounters to gain a picture of what they say is a sustained exodus of officers from the ranks

The leaders are discussing energy, migration and security, with a particular focus on the war in Ukraine.

Owen Bonnici has dropped libel proceedings against former PN MP Jason Azzopardi after the latter withdrew claims that the former justice minister was a criminal and a liar

Birżebbuġa property owners were presented with ‘all or nothing’ deal by former lands minister Joe Brincat in 1979

The scheme saw the accused selling victims government-owned properties that had been repossessed by banks at a reduced price

CEO Mark Sultana says government's consultative body Ornis voted to renew the bird-trapping research scheme

Lawyer who conned investors gets two years’ jail in £150,000 fraud complaint by the late Leslie Bricusse

Two men charged with murdering Daphne Caruana Galizia have argued their legal aid lawyers do not have enough time to prepare their defence for the upcoming trial