Man who served five-month prison sentence for cannabis trafficking remains in detention at Ħal Safi despite completing his prison term, with his lawyers insisting the immigration appeals system is leaving his client ‘in legal limbo’

Carlo Gavazzi, the Swiss-based multinational, announced a phased closure of its Bulebel manufacturing plant, impacting its entire workforce of 140 employees

Jane Goodall was a British primatologist, ethologist and conservationist best known for her groundbreaking study of wild chimpanzees in Tanzania’s Gombe Stream National Park, where she began research in 1960

Israeli navy has intercepted vessels that form part of the Global Sumud Flotilla which were carrying aid to Gaza and detained the activists aboard, including Swedish climate campaigner Greta Thunberg

We believe such guidelines in Malta until now are not needed, as the judiciary does not need to be coddled in the way it approaches its work and is fully capable of handling AI properly

The acolytes of the delinquent Joseph Muscat can continue with their whitewashing exercise but it is all useless because as the PL international secretary rightly stated: 'History remembers results... and history never forgets'

The Ramblers Association fears that a proposed amnesty would grant the Planning Authority sweeping powers to regularise countryside illegalities by shielding them from enforcement

Social Policy Minister Michael Falzon does not answer parliamentary question on whether the drinking age should be raised to 18

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Noise reports to police in 2024 peaked in August at 54, while the lowest figure was reached in December at 20

Man admitted to stealing more than €2,300 at Malta International Airport

Court hears how man invoked Baħrija double murder while issuing threats during supervised visit, telling Appoġġ social worker that if he could not ‘enjoy’ his child, then no one else would

Chief Justice Mark Chetcuti delivers his final speech at the opening of the forensic year, cautioning government against complacency and opposition against empty rhetoric

Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri said food couriers working with delivery platforms such as Bolt and Wolt will soon be unionised and safeguarded by a collective agreement

Chamber of Advocates, Peter Fenech used his speech at the start of the Sena Forensi to speak of AI's impact on the legal profession and how this is taught

ENGOs and Partit Momentum are supporting the Opposition's bill proposing the constitutional right to environment

Current law links permit renewals to the policies in force when they are reviewed.The new bill would let the Planning Board choose which rules apply, raising the risk of approvals that override today’s planning policies

Malta’s restrictive law is not stopping Maltese women from having abortions; it’s just forcing them to do so in silence, in fear and alone

The last half-decade has seen a world that suffered enormous challenges from global economic shocks but also the pressures of the green and digital transitions

One of the fake agreements might have been successfully used in obtaining a residential permit