The widespread power outages experienced across Malta this week during an intense heatwave have exposed the vulnerability of both our electricity infrastructure and built environment, Flimkien ghal...

The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) said Saturday it welcomed the clear political direction towards stronger enforcement against anti-social behaviour. The strengthening of on-the-spot...

While the Malta Tourism Authority emphasises "achieving excellence in every aspect of tourism", and the Government speaks, in fine words, about shifting tourism from quantity to quality, the facts are...

Prime Minister Robert Abela, accompanied by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health Ian Borg and Minister for Equality and Civil Rights Rosianne Cutajar, visited the ART Clinic and the IVF...

The jury trial of businessman Yorgen Fenech enters its 22nd day today, with the court set to hear from a fresh slate of witnesses following an explosive sitting on Friday. Proceedings resume...

"We have been betrayed" NGOs said Friday as they protested against the Planning Authority decision to sanction illegal padel courts on Manoel Island following a protest organised by Moviment Graffitti...

Two police officers were trapped inside the yard of a St Julian's residence for around 20 minutes during Friday's shooting siege, Police Commissioner Angelo Gafà revealed, as he disclosed fresh...

Friday's sitting in the trial of Yorgen Fenech was dominated by explosive testimony from two witnesses, with Johann Cremona accusing one of the defence lawyers of meeting Keith Schembri on the eve of...

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health Ian Borg welcomed 138 newly graduated doctors on Friday who are starting to work and train in government hospitals and other healthcare facilities, as...

The Association of Catering Establishments (ACE) has published that, according to a PwC study it commissioned, in the first quarter this year, just over four fifths (81%) of catering establishments...