The potential impact of the legal notices proposed by the government, which would allow owners of illegal developments to apply for a concession or for a regularisation permit, could be bigger than...

Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri has said in an interview that the number of police officers today is the highest it has been in 25 years. "We not only increased the number of sworn police...

The relationship between University of Malta and the finance minister "has never been bad", Rector Alfred Vella told The Malta Independent. The Finance Minister last year had some harsh words for...

Activists from Moviment Graffitti and other environmental groups have set up camp outside Parliament in Valletta to protest against the government’s proposed planning reform, which they describe...

The Nationalist Party held a public activity in Żebbuġ as part of its “Qrib Tagħkom” series, where several speakers, including party leader Alex Borg, addressed a range of...

Prime Minister Robert Abela teased unprecedented Budget measures for families as he addressed the party faithful on Sunday, on the eve of Finance Minister Clyde Caruana’s awaited address in...

While Malta stumbled to a 4-0 loss to the Netherlands and a 4-1 loss to Bosnia & Herzegovina in the Ta' Qali National Stadium earlier this month, there was an altogether different mood in the...

Malta's planning system is based on speculation, Andre Pizzuto, president of the Chamber of Architects & Civil Engineers told The Malta Independent on Sunday. The government over summer...

When last Tuesday Finance Minister Clyde Caruana declared that a four-day working week is "out of the question for now", his words carried both political caution and economic realism. With Budget 2026...

The institution that has to scrutinise the government, but takes the best decisions for the people, is the Maltese Parliament, Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri said when asked about the European...