Fourteen Ta’ Qali market agents lost their case against the government after a court ruled their licences lapsed due to their own failure to meet renewal rules

Winner of the 2025 National Book Prize for Adults – Poetry in Maltese and English, Glen Calleja discusses the trajectory of his career as a writer so far. Glen speaks to Laura Calleja about SOMNVM, and how it weaves biblical, mystical, and fol...

Preliminary investigation suggest that he died after falling from a height

Malta Women’s Lobby accuses the national broadcaster PBS of “rewarding discrimination with money and visibility” after giving airtime to media personality Ricky Caruana, whom it says has shared “blatantly misogynistic” ...

Momentum leader Arnold Cassola asks Standards Commissioner to investigate four government MPs over their vote in Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee, accusing them of shielding Film Commissioner Johann Grech

The choice of law in a contract may be determined either if it is expressly mentioned or else from what one can gather from the terms and conditions which one applies

​An appeals tribunal has confirmed the approval of a permit for the construction of a fireworks factory in Tarxien, rejecting grievances by the Għaxaq and Gudja councils

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana says Trump administration is moving away from pushing 15% minimum corporate tax, leading to a domino effect which could leave Europe stranded

Malta Chamber says companies continuously navigating through rising costs, particularly through fast increasing labour, excessive bureaucracy, increased competition, and tight margins due to oversaturated markets

The prices of capital goods and consumer goods went up by 5.0 per cent and 1.2 per cent, respectively

Nationalist Party claims government is protecting Film Commissioner Johann Grech and blocking investigation into public funds

The digital euro would be a secure, private and widely accepted form of central bank money available to everyone in the euro area, and is intended to complement cash and not replace it

Opposition leader says he will not accept the raise while ordinary citizens get only €4.66 COLA adjustment

21-year-old firefighter from Birgu pleads not guilty to sexually harassing a colleague at the Civil Protection Department, and is released on bail

Two carers walk out of court with a suspended prison term after being found guilty of using unnecessary and excessive force on a vulnerable resident with severe mental and physical disabilities at Dar Arka in Għajnsielem, Gozo

Man is found guilty of stealing €12,000 in cash and six gold Krugerrand coins from an 81-year-old man in 2019, after pretending to be a Gozo-based car dealer interested in buying the victim’s vehicle

Environment and Health Ministers say a new digital tool will help citizens find over 200 recreational areas across Malta and Gozo

This mixed-media project pushes the boundaries of sound and animation, offering audiences a unique sensory experience unlike anything previously shown in Malta

Company acquitted of accusations relating to alleged breaches of employment laws in the courier sector, after a court ruled prosecutors failed to present specific evidence linking the company to unpaid wages or illegal practices

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