An employee at a supermarket butcher’s shop has been handed a suspended sentence after he was found guilty of stealing thousands of euros worth of meat

Marlene Farrugia handed a grenade to the parties controlling the House Business Committee and asked them to take out the safety pin. All odds against

During the week of 10-16 May viewers across Europe including Malta can watch and vote for the European LUX Award finalist films, as well as participate in a live debate with the film directors

During the week of 10-16 May viewers across Europe including Malta can watch and vote for the European LUX Award finalist films, as well as participate in a live debate with the film directors

The Planning Authority waived enforcement fines in 24 cases since 2015 but refuses to divulge amounts waived. It will not say why

Mużika Mużika winner Glen Vella tells all in our Q&A

The PN’s numbers have shrunk, but it’s still a coalition of social liberals and conservatives, upper middle and working-class, cosmopolitans and tribalisms, and reformist voters. Bernard Grech only needs to find the glue that keeps them ...

The PN can never be in favour of decriminalising abortion, Bernard Grech said on Wednesday

Judge makes Marlon Zarb's bail conditions harsher

First reactions to a historic Bill to decriminalise abortion in Malta, one of a few countries in the world and the only EU State to completely ban the termination of pregnancy

Independent MP Marlene Farrugia presents Speaker with amendment Bill to strike off Criminal Code’s sanctions on abortion

BTI Management Ltd funnelled nearly €600,000 through a client account opened by Brian Tonna and Karl Cini for Katrin Bondin Carter, a court has heard

Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba on the attack over Renew proposal in committee to inquiry about EC investigation into Malta funds

11 beaches in Malta and Gozo have been awarded the Blue Flag

The business proposal submitted by Progress Press included “unquantified consumables” which should have been excluded 

Azzopardi will join Martin Sammut as Malta's European Delegated Prosecutor

Health Minister Chris Fearne says the past few months show how much frontliners are essential to the country and the world

The European Commission's economic forecast could spark hope in Malta's struggling tourism sector

A 35-year-old man and 28-year-old woman, who received a parcel with drugs from abroad are granted bail

COVID-19 update for 12 May | 5 new cases • 17 recoveries • 192 active cases • 2,170 Swab tests past 24 hours • Vaccine doses administered until Sunday 392,929