Malta’s national carrier has secured a top-five global ranking in the 2025 AirHelp Airline Survey and placed second worldwide for on-time performance

The Nationalist Party has urged the government to move beyond fine words and implement stronger protections for victims of domestic and gender-based violence

Koperattiva Produtturi tal-Ħalib says all materials potentially exposed to toxic fumes have been removed as a precaution, while renewing warnings that its proximity to the scrapyard poses a long-ignored threat to Malta’s food security

A Cypriot firm is accusing Malta-based betting giant Tipico of fraudulent conduct and abuse of dominance, as a separate €14 million fraud and forgery case brought by former franchise partners heads toward judgment in Malta 

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana rebuffs Opposition claims of an overpopulation-driven crisis, insisting Malta’s finances remain strong after more than a decade of uninterrupted economic growth

Government to challenge ruling that life-sentence prisoners must be given access to parole review, after court finds automatic exclusion amounts to inhuman and degrading treatment

Government to challenge ruling that life-sentence prisoners must be given access to parole review, after court finds automatic exclusion amounts to inhuman and degrading treatment

Malta could receive a major boost to its national bluefin tuna quota following successful ICCAT negotiations

Original permit had been revoked because architect had submitted plans showing an incorrect width for Triq it-Teatru l-Antik

Industrial Tribunal finds French Embassy in Malta unjustly dismissed finance and administration employee Stephan Maurice Georges Saurin, ordering €8,500 in compensation after rejecting the embassy’s claim of redundancy

German authorities issue arrest warrant for man wanted over drug importation and handling of stolen vehicle

Court rejects homeowner’s request to regularise a rooftop pigeon loft

Alex Borg ruffled feathers when he described PN supporters in Isla as 'suldati tal-azzar' because they braved the rain. Kurt Sansone reflects on Borg’s poor choice of words and why they hit a raw nerve

Court rules that comments made when refusing a provisional measure do not amount to a determination on the merits and do not justify recusal

“Ras il-Għajn” by Charles Flores is a collection of personal memoirs reflecting on his decades-long career in Maltese journalism, broadcasting, and literature, offering anecdotes that span historical events, cultural milestones, and eve...

Police carried out inspections on public buses, private cars and commercial vehicles

Floorpul Limited files judicial protest claiming KM Malta Airlines irregularly awarded an aircraft-cleaning contract to Aviation Services Handling Limited without a public call or scrutiny

Court holds prosecutors failed to prove Clyde Piscopo Garzia was riding the horse involved in a morning collision on Tal-Barrani Road  

Magistrates’ Court acquits Denilson Gialanze of eight traffic-related charges after ruling inconsistent eyewitness identification created reasonable doubt as to who was driving the vehicle involved in a 2024 collision

The shift underway is therefore more than regulatory. It is philosophical. It asks: What kind of tourism economy do we want to be known for? Fast turnover of beds and beverages, or meaningful encounters and sustained prosperity?