A Court of Appeal has exhaustively confirmed that private land in St Paul's Bay was abusively expropriated by the state, simply to enable private developers to change a dead-end street into a...

The Criminal Court of Appeal has annulled the conviction of a woman found guilty of procuring her own abortion, ruling the original judgment was legally defective and ordering the case to be heard...

A child-protection professional gave detailed evidence about concerns involving eight-year-old Khyl Agius Bonavia only hours before he and his mother, Lorraine Bonavia went missing. The...

The Chamber of Engineers has expressed concern over the ongoing power interruptions affecting communities across Malta and Gozo, while urging a renewed focus on strengthening the long-term resilience...

Power has been restored in Valletta but Enemalta engineers are still working on other areas to repair faults that have caused widespread disruption over the past days. Enemalta's engineers and...

A major firefighting operation that lasted more than 18 hours came to an end on Thursday morning after Civil Protection Department crews successfully extinguished a blaze that broke out at a...

The Nationalist Party has called for special financial compensation to be awarded to Enemalta workers who have been directly involved in emergency operations during Malta's ongoing electricity crisis,...

The Labour Party in government delivers what it promises, and in less than 100 days it has already tabled another important reform in Parliament that will lead to "fairer, clearer, and more effective...

The NGO Repubblika has said that it is deeply disappointed that, "after years of dragging its feet and repeated recommendations from international institutions, Malta has once again failed to...

Every country has artefacts that tell its story. For Malta, these are found in our churches and chapels, in works of art, archives, music, traditions, and in the stories passed on from one generation...