The annual Science in the City festival is returning to bring science and research closer to the general public through a diverse programme uniting research, art, education, and creativity. Running...

The government has refused to release anonymised information on the localities where heat-related deaths occurred during July's extreme heatwave, rejecting a Freedom of Information (FOI) request...

The defence of Yorgen Fenech is expected to continue its oral submissions to jurors on Wednesday morning, after the prosecution brought his cross-examination to a close following three days of intense...

Mater Dei Hospital’s pre-hospital emergency teams faced a demanding day yesterday, managing two simultaneous and complex rescue operations across different parts of the island, the hospital said...

Copyright protection is fundamentally territorial in nature. Although copyright law has been substantially harmonised across the European Union, copyright remains a bundle of national rights whose...

Prosecutor Godwin Cini accused Yorgen Fenech of having his "fingerprints all over" the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia on Tuesday, bringing a heated three-day cross-examination to an end before the...

Members of Malta's Ukrainian community were joined by Maltese supporters, diplomats and representatives of the international community for a solidarity walk marking the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's...

Electricity demand in Malta has remained consistently high at between 680MW and 700MW over the past month, with consumption now staying close to peak levels for longer periods of the day than in...

A man fell from a height of around five metres while carrying out works at a newly built residential building in Triq il-Marfa, Mellieħa, on Tuesday afternoon. The police said they were...

The Water Services Corporation (WSC) said Tuesday it has issued a public tender for a new reverse osmosis plant at Għar Lapsi, as part of its ongoing investment in Malta's water...