Valletta and Swieqi councils have been invited to outline their priorities in a new government pilot project aimed at tackling tourism-related challenges while improving residents’ quality of life

A 16-year-old boy was seriously injured after the e-kick scooter he was riding as a passenger collided with a car in Ħaż-Żebbuġ late last night

American television network ABC announced on Wednesday evening it was pulling Jimmy Kimmel’s late night show ‘indefinitely’ following comments made on the death of Charlie Kirk

Over 40 hatchlings have made their way to the sea at Ramla l-Ħamra, as the final nest of the season hatches under the care of ERA officials and Nature Trust Malta volunteers

Young people are telling us that if we want Malta to thrive in 2050, we need to think in systems, not silos

The confluence of Malta’s high-priced, import-dependent market and a regulatory framework that lacks explicit restrictions on corporate pharmacy ownership provides the ideal conditions for ethical issues to manifest in parallel trading

Labour MP Amanda Spiteri Grech speaks about need to change law to end discrimination against cancer survivors

Opposition culture spokesperson Julie Zahra says atrocities in Gaza should not be brushed aside

Before taking on her current role, Maria Elena Despott worked for 13 years at the European Commission, including as a Deputy Head of Unit responsible for antitrust cases and policy projects in the financial services sector between 2018 and 2021

Prime Minister Robert Abela meets Chamber of Commerce ahead of next month’s budget

The Nationalist Party has warned that Maltese households are being squeezed by rising prices, with inflation in August hitting 2.7%

Accused grievously injured partner in domestic assault as well as stole €200 from her Revolut account, court told

Court says accused could not be convicted solely on statement of youth who never testified in court

Suspended sentence for two British woman after violent brawl in their hotel room

Opposition leader Alex Borg’s partner, Sarah Bajada, says she only realised her car licence and insurance had expired after being stopped at a roadblock: ‘There is no excuse and I take full responsibility’

Insurance Association Malta calls on government to go beyond drink-drug driving laws and clamp down on all forms of reckless driving

In this second episode of four podcasts with past and present editors, we speak to Karl Schembri, who took over the reins from Saviour Balzan as the newspaper’s second editor

Court hears testimony from foreign forensic experts, who are questioned about why they incorporated companies midway through their appointments while compiling data for the contested Harbinson report in the Vitals inquiry

Magistrate orders €1,849 in compensation and treatment plan for accused

Artist Rebecca Bonaci will open her new solo exhibition, Wens: Comfortable Silence, at Valletta Contemporary this Thursday