The Labour Party has accused the Nationalist Party of trying to mislead the public over the oil procurement scandal that took place under a Nationalist government. In a statement issued on...

Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba has warned that the European Commission’s proposed Digital Networks act could weaken consumer safeguards and lead to less choice, poorer services and higher prices...

The Minister for Home Affairs and Security, Glenn Bedingfield, announced on Wednesday afternoon that he has signed the legal notice to grant law enforcement officers the power to enforce on-the-spot...

The Opposition has called on government to provide "clear and transparent answers" over concrete works carried out in Marsalforn, after the material began being removed following public...

St George's Bay will host Beach Fest 2026 on Sunday 12 July, the Ministry for Local Government and Public Works and the Ministry for Tourism said in statement. The event will take place between...

For consumers of luxury goods, a date featured in a trademark often indicates, or appears to indicate, the year a business was founded. Such dates often evoke a sense of heritage, tradition and...

A Eurostat study has found that 21.9% of all overnight stays in tourist accommodations in Malta in 2025 occurred during the two busiest months of the year, July and August. This was the lowest share...

The Planning Authority said it took immediate enforcement action after being informed about the pouring of cement on coastal rocks in Marsalforn, with works already underway to restore the site to its...

The Office of the Arbiter for Financial Services said in a statement that it registered its busiest year on record in 2025, with complaints, enquiries and decisions all reaching new highs, according...

  The Lisa Maria Foundation has criticised a court ruling in which a man convicted over possessing child sexual abuse material was spared the minimum punishment set by law, warning that such...