Football's biggest competition kicks off today despite controversy over Qatar's human rights record

Qatar’s human rights record has been a burning issue in the run up to the World Cup. Kurt Sansone compiles an alternative ranking of the competing teams based on freedom, human rights and democracy

One expects that any future decision – not just on Mizieb and Ahrax; but on public land in general – will not be taken for political reasons; but instead, according to very strict criteria and only under prior consultation with the publi...

Arbitration proceedings against government by Pilatus owners Alpene could be holding up the investigation and prosecution of the bank's directors

Labour leader Robert Abela addresses general conference, hailing Labour as ‘party of reforms’

Labour MEP Cyrus Engerer addresses party general conference with call for party to give children tools to achieve their aspirations

The man lost control of the motorcycle and got injured during a fall

The Greens said that pollution is the source of many illnesses and that the government delayed action against it since it did not have an immediate and visible impact

The 27-year-old man lost control of his motorcycle and fell onto the road

The Maltese government is in discussions with the owners of formerly rent-controlled homes that house traditional festa band clubs, to acquire them in a bid to safeguard the historic seat of these village associations

They said that the Government introduced the cannabis legislation hurriedly and without creating effective structures in time

“They told me I was a burden, toxic, a dead-weight, that the PN would advance in the polls if I stand down.”

Credit rating agency affirms A2 rating for Malta with outlook changing from negative to stable

Labour Party deputy leader Daniel Micallef insists ‘change’ keeps the party relevant, and can only be achieved through the ‘needed decisions’

Infrastructure Malta announces new traffic directions at airport junction and Kirkop tunnels

The Court Services Agency issued a preliminary market consultation for a new court building in Gozo

The Malta Financial Services Authority is imposing a corporate disqualification on Matthew Pace and Lorraine Falzon until criminal proceedings against them are concluded

Joseph Zammit McKeon and Joseph Azzopardi were nominated for ombudsman and standards commissioner respectively • PN opposing Azzopardi nomination due to court backlog

Arthur Castillo, a company director from Sliema, is found guilty of the involuntary homicide of Christine Gauci through negligence

 Repubblika worried parliament is not doing enough to scrutinise government