Robert Abela effectively rules out early election • Next election is choice between two ‘teams’ • Selmun’s Fort Campbell to be turned into national park

Real innovation or the kind that stands the test of time, is not only technological, but moral. It begins not in laboratories or boardrooms, but in our collective imagination. It begins when we dare to ask: How can we innovate to live better togethe...

Virginia Gamba from Argentina is vying to be the next UN secretary-general when Antonio Guterres’s current term expires next year. While in Malta as a guest of the foreign ministry, she sits down with Kurt Sansone to discuss her bid, genocide ...

An attempt to tidy up MaltaToday’s style guide spiralled into a full-blown identity hunt, where Rabat and Victoria jostle for the title of Gozo’s true capital 

MaltaToday survey | Labour leads the PN by big margins on public finances and cost of living but scores lower margins on environment, traffic and population growth

Court expert Jeremy Harbinson has just made the life of prosecutors in the Vitals criminal case harder as he refuses to testify on his own report

Indeed, it is unprecedented that a court expert refuses to testify, even remotely. He has truly done a Houdini act—disappearing and leaving his audience bewildered by the audacity.

Minister Owen Bonnici says the new scheme will help musical societies invest in infrastructure and cultural work

Joint statement from European leaders says the US plan includes important elements but raises concerns over proposed limitations on Ukraine's armed forces

ADPD says Birżebbuġa resident's quality of life was not taken into consideration

The case of Artan Coku vs The State Advocate and the Chief Principal Immigration Officer, has been granted an interim measure in favour of the complainant, prohibiting his deportation from Malta pending the outcome of a constitutional case he f...

PN questions why potentially avoidable dangerous situations are occurring repeatedly

Government and MCESD reach a unanimous agreement that the country must be prepared for the changes AI will bring in different work sectors

Prime Minister Robert Abela says practical use of new technology in everyday life should help the Maltese people not to fear AI, but rather to make it their own

 Birdlife Malta says European Commission letter must be respected, calling on government to immediately suspend the derogation

Momentum General-secretary Mark Camilleri Gambin says Europe must ensure technology serves people, not the other way around

Civil Protection Malta says fire crews remain on site as operations continue, urging the public to stay away from the industrial area

There are 50 working animals that serve with the Police Force and the Civil Protection Department but no animals serving with the Armed Forces of Malta

A 28-point proposal circulating in Washington and Moscow would cap Ukraine’s military, halt its NATO bid and recognise Russian control of occupied regions

The European Commission has launched new infringement proceedings against Malta, saying the government’s latest finch-trapping derogation amounts to recreational trapping disguised as research