A power disruption could take place for parts of Nadur due to maintenance work being carried out by... The post Scheduled power cut for parts of Nadur on Monday appeared first on Gozo News.

During a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Nationalist Party held today in Gozo, the PN continued... The post PN Executive in Gozo – weekend activities culminate in Sunday’s General Council appeared first on Gozo News....

The Gozo Fast Ferry service will resume operations tomorrow, Sunday, the 25th of January, Gozo Highspeed said. The... The post Gozo Fast Ferry service resumes operations tomorrow appeared first on Gozo News.

Reflecting on this year’s theme for today’s International Day of Education – The Power of Youth in Co-creating... The post Empowering young people to shape the future of learning – Momentum appeared first on Gozo N...

The Gozo Business Chamber has called for the discussion of the permanent link between Malta and Gozo to... The post Gozo Business Chamber calls for reconsideration of a Gozo permanent link appeared first on Gozo News.

An eastward expansion of the airport's terminal building is expected to open in 2028, Malta International Airport (MIA) CEO Alan Borg told The Malta Independent on Sunday.A major project undertaken by MIA, the expansion, which was announced in 2025, ...

The Insurance Association of Malta has said it is still "too early" to determine the extent of insurance claims arising from Storm Harry, saying that storm-related losses often take weeks to assess, and depend heavily on policy-specific terms, exclus...

Failure to embed child-friendly justice within Malta's court system risks breaching children's fundamental human rights, President Emeritus Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca has warned.In an interview with The Malta Independent on Sunday, Coleiro Preca stre...

The history of the Jews in Malta is one of the lesser-known stories across Maltese history - but while never anywhere near being in majority in these islands, the story of the Jews and Malta is one which spans many centuries.The Malta Independent on ...

Every year on 2 February, World Wetlands Day reminds us of this particularly rare habitat, especially in Malta, where wetlands cover less than 0.3% of our territory. In a small and densely populated country like Malta, wetlands are not only rare but ...

The FIAU questions why a major construction firm would rely on a newly formed company, with no experience, to undertake social housing construction works

The storm met public service workers, alongside private sector employees, who stood ready to do their duty to ensure our society remained safe.

Cartoon by Mikiel Galea

This is why the European contribution matters, but also why it feels incomplete.

A small island is even more vulnerable to the impact of these natural phenomena, suffice to say that for almost two days during Storm Harry, rough seas isolated Malta’s ports from the rest of the world.

Abdalla Bari and Amara Kromaha are facing nine counts, ranging from terrorism charges to illegally detaining the crew

Public calls issued in November drew more than 30 applicants

PM says details about the allowance will be worked out in coming days

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