A man from Qormi has been charged with grievously injuring his brother after allegedly stabbing him during an argument over a bottle of water

Malta Police Union claim a frame-up is at hand with internal police inquiry led by retired judge, and called for government inquiry into Iosif Galea EAW gaffe

Kurt Sansone explains what pre-implantation genetic testing is and in which scenarios its used 

Government has formally published the Bill that will usher in a fresh round of changes to the in-vitro fertilisation law. However, the finer details are to be found in a protocol drawn up by the Embryo Protection Authority that will be published in ...

Go replies to accusations from Labour MEP, says €1 charge for clients without direct debit mandate has been integrated into tariff not increased again

Four police officers are expected to face accusation in internal inquiry for not arresting wanted gaming consultant Iosif Galea before his departure to Italy on holiday

The Public Accounts Committee spends over an hour on just one trivial detail regarding whether witnesses should be brought to testify with a pre-determined scope

A court has denied bail to a man arraigned on charges of having sexually abused his partner’s teenage daughters

A woman denied bail on human trafficking charges this afternoon physically resisted being taken back to prison and scuffled with police officers outside a courtroom

Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba says Go-Melita-Epic decision to increase fees for clients who do not use direct debit to pay for their services, could be price-fixing

Jason Azzopardi claims police inspector is being made to carry the can despite flagging Iosif Galea's travel plans 10 days before

Environment Minister Miriam Dalli says talks are underway between Wasteserv and the Planning Authority to roof over the approach road towards the Santa Venera tunnels

The Labour MEP and former prime minister argues that people are quick to protest when spying happens against them, but fall silent when it affects people they consider unfriendly

Malta’s oldest record shop says it sold 751 records of Alfred Abela’s Taxi Mary on the day of its release, with a queue stretching up to St John’s Co-Cathedral

The NGO said that the issue deserves a proper inquiry, as opposed to a mere internal investigation

The NGO says Comino should be an unspoiled paradise - instead, the Natura 2000 site has become a Wild West

Government’s choice for Planning Authority chair, Anthony Borg, admitted during a parliamentary grilling that he had refused a bribe 12 years ago but failed to report the matter

Leading burger joint Hermanos Burgers shares the secret to their fast growth, continued success and plans for the future 

See which candidate received what and how much they spent for their Election 2022 campaign to get elected to the House.

A legal claim filed by a history researcher over two historical manuscripts he won at auction, which had been overruled by the State, has been rejected by a court