Criminal Court acquits Omar Bah of conspiracy and aggravated possession but sentences him to fourteen months in prison and a €2,000 fine after jury finds him guilty only of simple possession of cannabis

Maltese painter Nickie Sultana will launch a solo exhibition titled Valletta Abstracted at Teatru Salesjan, running from November 2025 through January 2026

Over 220 artists and organisations sign open letter criticising Public Broadcasting Services for opting to use generative AI for this year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest music video

Opposition MP Ryan Callus will not be contesting the coming general election, confirming with MaltaToday he will be joining the Nationalist Party campaign team

​There are 21,133 people who are licensed to keep firearms, according to information tabled in parliament by Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri

More than 15,000 people took part in the government’s euthanasia consultation, but Junior Minister Rebecca Buttigieg told parliament that the Nationalist Party failed to file a single submission

Man is handed two-year prison sentence after admitting to stealing mobile phone, cash and several bank cards

What we learn from the Mamdani phenomenon and other recent political twists is that the odds are not destiny. Surveys are simply a snapshot of the present,and what surveys hide is the scale at which each of us has the power to influence the future

Two passengers in court over separate airport security breaches, one involving undeclared ammunition and the other an attempt to enter a restricted zone

41-year-old man pronounced dead after plunging four storeys into a shaft in St Paul’s Bay early Monday morning

Business manager is charged with causing fear, slight bodily harm, and making threats against his wife

Speaker Anġlu Farrugia directs Nationalist Party and Net News to correct statement suggesting Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri blamed a magistrate for a raid in which armed police detained four Swieqi residents who were not suspects

Taxi driver acquitted over parking dispute after court finds private driver, who said he acted out of fear linked to his brother Hugo Chetcuti’s murder, had instigated the confrontation and sprayed a substance that injured the driver and alarm...

Malta’s current warm spell is entirely normal for this time of year, but conditions are set to shift sharply as colder air and strong winds move in later this week, Met Office spokesperson says

Court finds twenty-nine-year-old guilty of disobeying orders and insulting police during 2022 voting day incident

Court rules decisions taken by the MCCAA’s Acting Director General remain valid despite a prolonged vacancy, dismissing Lidl’s argument that its transaction should have been automatically approved • Court slams MCCAA administration ...

Momentum says government should not withhold information that could affect citizens on Marsaskala fast-ferry project

Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi’s decision not to contest the next general election is likely to benefit Labour Cabinet members Julia Farrugia and Omar Farrugia on the 5th District

Beneath his composure, I sensed a man still burdened by the weight of that tragedy—a leader who believed he had acted rightly for his country, yet who knew, deep down, that some part of the outcome would always rest on his shoulders

A study on the feasibility of having restrictive low emission zones in the congested harbour areas is being carried out by the environment authority