A pensioner has gone on trial accused of attempting to murder his wife by repeatedly striking her with a hammer while she slept at their Mellieħa home following an argument over money. On...

Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Supply Anton Refalo has participated in a joint meeting of the MED9 Agriculture Ministers held in Zadar, Croatia, where representatives from nine...

A court has fully acquitted five brothers of complicity in corruption, after it found they were not accomplices in the oil bribery scheme concocted by their own brother, George Farrugia. Instead,...

The Nationalist Party has accused Transport Minister Chris Bonett of failing to show accountability, citing the number of unanswered Parliamentary Questions linked to his ministry and raising concerns...

An ambulance run by Malta-based NGO MOAS was attacked in Ukraine on Tuesday by a Russian FPV drone, leaving the crew and patient narrowly escaping serious injury. The ambulance was carrying out a...

At the heart of every strong community are people who care about one another. This belief sits at the core of the BOV Foundation's Social Inclusion Pillar. While financial support remains...

The Malta Ranger Unit said that it needs public support after its main investor has moved away from Malta. The MRU issued a statement to its online followers on Tuesday morning, in which it said...

St John Ambulance and Rescue will train 140 volunteers in water rescue, acquire a new specialised rescue vehicle and run an educational campaign for more than 400 students through a project supported...

The trial by jury of Yorgen Fenech over the assassination of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia resumes on Tuesday before Judge Edwina Grima, with the defence set to continue its...

Jurors in the trial of businessman Yorgen Fenech yesterday heard the prosecution continue building its case through the testimony of lead investigator Assistant Commissioner Keith Arnaud, who...