The Opposition said Tuesday it agrees with the principles of the bill establishing the National Commission for Human Rights and Equality. However, because insufficient time has been allowed for...

The government yesterday tried to belittle the situation and say that its investment has diminished the problem of electricity cuts and, where they happen, the repair work is taking less...

The trial of Yorgen Fenech over the 2017 assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia enters its 18th day today, with attention turning to the highly anticipated testimony of business associate...

Minister for Infrastructure, Planning and Employment Jonathan Attard, together with Infrastructure Malta Chief Executive Officer Steve Ellul and Fgura Mayor Clayton Cascun Portelli, visited the...

Minister for Home Affairs and Security Glenn Bedingfield on Monday visited the headquarters of the European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA), where he met with Executive Director Nina Gregori and the...

Former Police Commissioner Lawrence Cutajar was accused by Yorgen Fenech's defence team of being "corrupt" and of lying under oath, as he testified in the murder trial concerning the assassination of...

The Church Schools Association has asked for the final step in Parliament on a Bill proposing the establishment of a new Human Rights and Equality Commission to be delayed in favour of more...

The Nationalist Party will be raising the electricity crisis in Parliament today, calling for an urgent debate on the prevailing situation that has seen extensive power cuts in many localities in the...

The sixth edition of the national conference "L-Istat tan-Nazzjon" (The State of the Nation) is set to take place on September 4 at Verdala Palace, centering on the theme "The Maltese population and...

Enemalta's engineers and technical crews have been deployed to address cable faults and restore electricity supply in Birkirkara, Balzan, and Iklin, the energy body stated. In a statement...