NGO Repubblika believes hat this deal and others exposed in recent weeks appear to fit 'every reasonable definition of corruption,' describing the case as a potential abuse of public office for private gain

The European Commission’s recent warning to Malta on its public finances fits neatly into this pattern

One week after Malta was shocked by a stabbing in a secondary school, the president of the Malta Union of Teachers, Marco Bonnici tells Matthew Farrugia the incident means that nothing can be taken for granted in schools

Malta Union of Teachers head says most lessons at state schools being carried out in English

Cartoon by Mikiel Galea

The country should not be allowed to whitewash its sins through a cultural event intended to bring people together.

Majority of Labour figures welcome public debate on UCA development but some warn against weaponization

European Union agrees to charge low-value imports as bloc moves to tackle flood of online shopping packages

General Secretary Mark Camilleri Gambin says operating system signals offer alternative to invasive Digital ID systems

22 members honorees for 2025 Republic Day honours and awards

President Myriam Spiteri Debono delivers Republic Day speech, addressing issues concerning overpopulation, Gozo, the Middle East and housing 

Malta, Belgium, Bulgaria, and Italy call on European Commission to explore alternatives to funding Ukraine through frozen Russian assets

Xtra on TVM | Government MP Alex Muscat says proper management of resources allows for continued economic growth without added pressures on country’s infrastructure • Opposition MP Ryan Callus wants labour market study to identify ec...

European and American diplomats set to meet for discussions of the latest version of the peace agreement 

The Environment and Resources Authority has warned that the development will encroach into rural area

No evidence could prove that the accused instructed or was involved in the attack on a bar manager

The Christmas holiday rush at MIA is projected to peak on 27 December, with approximately 70,000 passengers expected across 206 flights

Outstanding liability for 1973 takeover could reach €34 million for the third of shareholders of the National Bank of Malta who were not involved in recent case

The Regulator for Energy and Water Services has failed in its appeal to evade responsibility for a debt incurred by the defunct Malta Resources Authority for flood-related damages

Court says lingering doubts over ownership and a month-long reporting delay undermined the €7,000 theft claim, with the court finding the woman may have acted under a pretended right rather than with criminal intent