Next week, DCapitals Big Band will present the 11th edition of their annual Big Band show at the... The post 11th edition of DCapitals Live at the Cittadella next week appeared first on Gozo News.

Ryanair has launched a July Pay Day flash sale live until 23:59 tonight, Wednesday, for August travel with... The post Ryanair one-day July Pay flash sale, fares from €19.99 appeared first on Gozo News.

Din l-Art Helwa Ghawdex has welcomed the decision by the Planning Authority and the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage... The post DLHGh questions why PA saved Busbesija British Barracks, but not Fort Chambray’s appeared first on ...

During a visit to Identita Malta Agency, Minister for Infrastructure, Planning and Employment Jonathan Attard met and spoke... The post Renewal process of around 160,000 Identity Cards complete appeared first on Gozo News.

The Malta Federation of Organisations of Persons with Disability (MFOPD) has expressed ”deep concern” the Government’s proposal to... The post MFOPD’s concerns over proposed list of genetic testing during IVF proce...

Former OPM chief of staff Keith Schembri will continue testifying this morning following a dramatic sitting yesterday.Tuesday's court hearing was a blistering one that ran well past the usual 6pm cutoff point.Keith Schembri first spent hours answerin...

Gżira mayor Neville Chetcuti has expressed caution over three proposed high-rise developments planned around the former Empire Stadium area, warning that projects of such scale must be assessed carefully to determine their impact on residents, i...

Former Office of the Prime Minister chief of staff Keith Schembri told jurors on Tuesday that Johann Cremona had been offered up to €400,000 by Yorgen Fenech's lawyers to testify in the businessman's favour, only for the witness to repeatedly re...

Former Office of the Prime Minister chief of staff Keith Schembri on Tuesday described his long-standing friendship with Yorgen Fenech, denied ever having had business dealings with him, and rejected suggestions that he had inside knowledge of the in...

Malta's population debate has been at the centre of the political agenda for years. Congested roads, crowded public spaces, pressure on healthcare, housing, schools, utilities and other essential services are no longer isolated problems. Together the...

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The Planning Authority board is expected to decide on 26 March whether to grant an outline permit for what could become Malta’s first crematorium, following a case officer’s recommendation to approve the project in principle

The Italian secret service has warned of 'automated radicalisation' of individuals through the use of generative artificial intelligence that eliminates the need for human interaction.

Woman handed three-year suspended sentence after court finds her guilty of inducing her own abortion using medication in early 2024

'Forcing citizens to rely on the arbitrary mercy of one man is a circumvention of our democratic institutions'

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Assailant recently lost family members in an Israeli strike in Lebanon, where 687 people were killed in recent days