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

“The IMF’s assessment of the Maltese housing market confirms what the Malta Developers Association has been saying for... The post A strong housing market supported by excellent fundamentals – MDA appeared first on Gozo ...

Il-Hagar Museum in Gozo said that a very hectic month lies ahead as it celebrates the 13th anniversary... The post Two important anniversaries in February at Il-Hagar Museum appeared first on Gozo News.

Gozo Minister Clint Camilleri has announced the completion of Triq Ta’ Mannar in Xaghra, which, he said is... The post Work now completed on Triq Ta’ Mannar in Xaghra appeared first on Gozo News.

The Food Safety and Security Authority has warned that the above and following baby products must not be... The post Food Safety and Security Authority warning on these baby products appeared first on Gozo News.

The new Governor of the Central Bank of Malta, Alexander Demarco, told The Malta Independent on Sunday that "in the last five years, we've seen from our indicator that there was some element of undervaluation in properties, but we're seeing the exten...

In the past 20 years, Malta has developed a niche yet economically significant aquaculture industry built primarily around three species, and is now positioning itself for long-term, research-led expansion through VisionARM 2050, Frank Fabri, chief E...

Malta's immigration police carry out more than 1,000 arrests every year, oversee detention for returns that can legally last up to 18 months, and operate under constant scrutiny from courts and EU institutions, a concentration of power that Assistant...

The U.S. has given Ukraine and Russia a June deadline to reach a deal to end the nearly four‑year war, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told reporters, as Russian strikes on energy infrastructure forced nuclear power plants to cut output on Saturd...

Prime Minister Robert Abela's latest reversal on compensation for businesses operating from illegal structures following Storm Harry signals a leader once again retreating from a poorly thought-out position after intense public backlash. While the Pr...

How do we hold AI accountable? That is the burning question that weighed on Stefano Filletti’s mind before he was chosen to head the Council of Europe’s working group on AI that is trying to find the answers to t...

Cartoon by Mikiel Galea

Quality is not achieved by simply reducing numbers or raising prices. It is achieved by shaping the ecosystem

Anybody hearing the prime minister speak during the parliamentary debate on government’s motion to nominate Judge Consuelo Scerri Herrera as chief justice would have got the impression that Malta was on the precipice of a constitutio...

Unfortunately, the concept of fairness seems to fly over the Labour government’s head. The storm compensation ‘storm’ is but one of a series of decisions over the past years that undermine honest, ordinary citizens

Several rounds of diplomacy between the sides have failed to strike a deal

Disney aims to reboot the beloved series as it airs an anniversary special today

The return of the necktie to women’s wardrobes comes at a time when feminist gains are being questioned

Lord Mandelson appeared in the latest release of files by the US Department of Justice on Friday

Malta Chamber says establishments with illegal structures should not be able to benefit from a government fund set up to help businesses damaged by Storm Harry