Polls suggest Republicans may secure a majority in the House and possibly the Senate depending on results from key states

Gattaldo will guest on panel discussion along with cartoonist Joe Sacco, and photojournalist Joanna Demarco

The man had been entrusted with driving the girl home from school in Gżira but would first drop off all the other children and take her to a secluded field where he would sexually assault her and on two occasions, rape her

When introduced originally in 2016, the regularisation scheme was restricted to the development zone

35-year-old man from Qormi hospitalised in Siggiewi traffic accident  

Slight drop in new applications for enrolment with Voluntary Organisations Commissioner 

In an age when Planning Authority decisions always seem to go in the clean opposite direction… there can be no doubt that Thursday’s decision really does mark a significant turning-point, in the ongoing struggle against over-develo...

Environmental NGOs such as Flimkien ghal Ambjent Ahjar (FAA) are palpably relieved by the final rejection of a 20-year-old application to build a tourism village in Gozo’s pristine Ħondoq ir-Rummien valley. But as campaigner ASTRID VELLA warn...

Most pressures on the PA are made by politicians complying with the wishes of constituents to get an approval that goes against published and established policies

Reforms parliamentary secretary Rebecca Buttigieg says sector is a ‘complex’ one, and ministry is set on doing things ‘properly’

Michael Stivala sues Arnold Cassola over Muscat consultancy claims

Judge says Attorney General did not put forward any new argument to make court change opinion expressed in its decree this morning ordering AG and police inspector to testify tomorrow on Pilatus Bank nolle prosequi

Devis Mangia steps down from national team coach, issues denial: ‘I have not behaved in a manner that offends the dignity of any person sexual or otherwise’

Former prime minister Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici was laid to rest on Monday as the country observed two days of national mourning

Government kicks off consultation process with the aim of giving people convicted of minor drug possession charges a second chance to start clean by expunging conviction from records

Judge orders court case filed by 23 clients of the late notary Ivan Barbara against his widow, over funds held in escrow by the notary at the time of his death, to continue after rejecting the widow’s preliminary pleas

Civil society NGO Repubblika says court decisions on Monday ‘shook’ the Maltese judicial system

Adrian Zammit, il-Bebbuxu’s car was set on fire in the early hours of 30 October

A judge had ordered the Attorney General and an FCID Inspector to appear in court and give background and context behind the requests for international and European Arrest Warrants against Pilatus Bank officials

Judge finds no interim measure decree by Magistrate Nadine Lia in case file concerning Pilatus Bank challenge proceedings filed by Repubblika despite the magistrate indicating otherwise