Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri says time is ripe for police force to allow recruits with tattoos to join the corps

Girls need access to devices, networks, and data to use and create digital content. They also need to be digitally literate to fully participate in and contribute to digital life, be safe online, and develop analytical and critical skills

Maltese lampuki fishers have long reported plundering by their Tunisian counterparts

Social welfare agency apologises to woman raped as a child in State care

Meat and dairy production contributes around 14% of the total greenhouse emissions generated

Energy costs across Europe are rising and forecasts for next year paint a glum picture as tight gas supplies are pushing consumer prices up

A budget which raises benefits instead of taxes is usually a sure-fire sign that an election is imminent. But Finance Minister CLYDE CARUANA dismisses the idea that Budget 2022 is replete with unsustainable, election-winning promises: insisting that...

There are a myriad number of solutions and incentives which cost nothing and could be introduced overnight if the government had the will to do so

Complaints about political bias from a national broadcaster which has always been under the influence of the Office of the Prime Minister has been the order of the day for the last 30 years at least

Archbishop refuses to answer questions over €200,000 deal to transfer control of 17th century foundation to private company’s lawyer

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana calls the national airline one of his biggest ‘headaches’

Opposition leader Bernard Grech says a small gesture by the Prime Minister would help in the country’s healing process after Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder

17 October COVID-19 update | 10 new cases • 271 active cases • 11 patients in hospital, 1 in ITU • Total vaccine doses at 852,233 • Total deaths at 459

57-year-old hospitalised after accident in Gozo

Clyde Caruana says surveys carried out by the ministry revealed more than 70% of respondents said it was a ‘good or very good budget’

Lamin Jaiteh was abandoned on the road by his boss following a two-storey fall before crawling his way onto the pavement for some safety

Pro-legalisation NGO ReLeaf calls for ‘absolute transparency’ by disciplinary forces when implementing new measures related to cannabis regularization

Uncertainty surrounding a possible election during the pre-Christmas retail bonanza, is keeping businesses in limbo and unable to take certain decisions

Labour MEP says rising energy prises will lead to inflation and higher costs and calls for direct state aid

Cristina Iglesias’s latest installation Sea Cave (Entrance) was unveiled at the 3rd edition of the MICAS International Art Weekend