WhatsApp users are experiencing diffculties to send and receive messages as the popular messaging platform crashes across the world

Decreasing the number of vehicles on the road at rush hour might require certain cars not to be out on the road before 9am

Maestro Luca Minnelli is set to perform in Malta on 19 November at the Eden Arena

Portelli Bonnici and St Julian's mayor Albert Buttigieg are the two PN candidates contesting the casual election on Friday

Many of the declarations offered few surprises by way of continuation from previous years’ declarations, except for those from the new crop of ministers in the Abela Cabinet

Here's our overview of the major measures announced in Clyde Caruana's Budget speech

RONALD ATTARD, country-managing partner for EY Partheneon, argues that Malta needs to rediscover what truly makes it ‘attractive’, to foreign investors and residents alike

Public transport users remain 9% below pre-pandemic levels – a sharp improvement over September before the introduction of free buses, when usage was 24% less than in 2019

… but never – not even once – was this concern with ‘increased traffic’, and ‘worsening air pollution’, sufficient for the Planning Authority to actually withhold the permit

To those who doubted that the current international turbulence shall in anyway deter us from standing firmly on the side of those mostly in need, may this track record guide their reflections

To those who doubted that the current international turbulence shall in anyway deter us from standing firmly on the side of those mostly in need, may this track record guide their reflections

French artist Julien Vinet’s latest exhibition Error Code 8003, will run until 31 October

Caruana may want to re-evaluate his strategy over the medium term by reducing the subsidy on motor vehicle fuels and asking motorists to pick up part of the bill, thus reducing the pressure on public finances

Prime Minister says Malta's debt-to-GDP ratio will remain around 60% despite hefty energy subsidies

Grech says the Budget failed to address quality of life and did little to alleviate the cost-of-living burden

Slower GDP growth estimated in coming years as inflation bites

Unions, employers and third parties have their say on the Budget 2023 measures

Finance minister lays into PN legacy of austerity in tribute to Labour’s social budget against rising energy prices

Second cost of living mechanism aimed at vulnerable families will benefit 80,000 people

Pensions will increase for the eighth consecutive year over and above the COLA mechanism • Widows pensions adjusted upwards