A strong country cannot afford to leave its most vulnerable behind. By working together, we can give a fair chance to all. 

Cartoon by Mikiel Galea

Nationalist Party finance spokesperson Adrian Delia warns that Malta’s priorities are misaligned, with overcrowding, traffic gridlock, and uncontrolled public spending threatening quality of life. He sits down with Nicole Meilak to outline a N...

Instead of trying to be cavalier about the ICC ruling, Abela and Attard should have eaten humble pie and admitted that they failed in their quest to recoup €488 million

A group of foreign tenants renting a flat in Pietà were forced to pay hundreds of euros above their registered rent under a secret second contract • They were later evicted after a dispute with the man managing the property, who they all...

Robert Abela’s victory at the arbitration tribunal is just spin. Malta lost its claim to recoup €488 million from Steward 

Our economy also needs flexibility, the ability to deploy skilled workers where they are needed most, sometimes for short periods, sometimes across multiple sectors

Network of local groups says proposed reforms will silence citizens and serve developers

Green Party criticises the Education Ministry for imposing initiatives such as the new ‘fish lunches’ scheme without consulting schools, arguing that educators must be trusted to set their own priorities and address the real needs of stu...

The government has completed the €7.4 million purchase of the King’s Own Band Club premises in Valletta part of a wider €30 million investment to safeguard Malta’s traditional band clubs

Justice Minister Jonathan Attard says the government was unable to claim further damages from Steward Health Care because Adrian Delia’s court case annulled the hospitals deal

Police have arrested two men and a woman following a series of raids in San Ġwann, Marsa, and Bormla, uncovering cocaine worth over €20,000, cash, jewellery, and luxury vehicles believed to be linked to a drug trafficking operation

Third country nationals on appeal face unemployment, homelessness, while ministry defends policy

Government publishes 200-page ICC decision on arbitration case with Steward Healthcare

Former OPM chief of staff Keith Schembri and three others fail in a constitutional bid to challenge a freezing order imposed in 2021 • Court rules that while restrictive, the order does not violate fundamental rights as alternative legal remedi...

Twenty police sergeants who alleged they were sidelined for promotion more than a decade ago have seen their constitutional case dismissed, after the court ruled they had forfeited their right to seek redress through ordinary legal channels

Civil Court rules that the sailing vessel Epicurean must pay Melita Power Diesel Ltd over €225,000 in unpaid maritime debts, affirming that vessels may be held accountable for their obligations even in the absence of their owners

Testimony revealed how sealed bags were allegedly transported from Corradino prison to a private hospital, as a fertility expert outlined the strict rules that make unauthorised IVF procedures illegal in Malta

Magistrate weighs ‘serious doubts’ of trafficking against man’s successful rehabilitation, handing down probation instead of prison

Xtra on TVM | Plans for a future metro system and short-term traffic measures were the main focus as Transport Minister Chris Bonett and PN spokesperson Toni Bezzina outlined contrasting approaches to easing congestion