The Labour Party's official stance will be that of legalisation, not decriminalisation of cannabis

Among those disagreements was the handling of the recruitment agencies issue, with agencies taking a 50% cut from courier earnings

The PN leader’s trust rating drops by 10 points and now stands at 25.7%, his worst result since taking the reins of the party last September

The incident occurred at around 11:30am

Magnate Joseph Portelli proposing massive 125-apartment block near Sannat cliff edge  

The Gozo Business Chamber and the Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry have expressed concern at the way development is happening in Gozo

Two men were found to have underdeclared the amount of cash they were carrying by some €9000

The Ministry of Health has published the latest COVID-19 figures 

Surveillance drone flights being deployed from Malta by the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex) could be shared with third countries such and Libya and Tunisia

Malta does not make it to the United Kingdom’s green list for quarantine-free travelling  

Independent politician Arnold Cassola says hotel project breached emphyteutical condition, denied access to contracts and that the former Lands Authority CEO was in business with the Fortina's owners

Philosopher Mark Montebello, author of several works on the life of the radical democrat Manwel Dimech, releases first biography of Dom Mintoff

Labour MEP says private member’s Bill “makes sense and should be given serious consideration”

Public Health Superintendent says risk-benefit analysis has shown contracting COVID-19 still poses greater risk than vaccine side-effects

Europe Day this year looks towards the future of Europe with the inaugural event of the Conference of the Future of Europe at the European Parliament on Sunday

21 Presidents of the EU member states issue joint letter to European citizens on the occasion of Europe Day

World Health Organisation says the Sinopharm vaccine has the potential of accelerating ‘COVID-19 vaccine access for countries seeking to protect health workers and populations at risk’

Church schools say government needs to reflect on the validity of the proposals to decriminalise cannabis put forward in a White Paper

After the NAO lambasted a management contract worth €274 million awarded by St Vincent de Paul, Elderly Minister Michael Farrugia says the negotiated bed rates are being re-evaluated to determine whether prices were correct

Court orders state to pay Valletta property owner €560,000 in compensation for being denied his right to enjoy the property for 32 years