Young people held at correctional facilities must be given the guidance and support needed to learn from their mistakes, rebuild their lives and reintegrate into society, Home Affairs and Security...

Europe's biggest climate community is seeking people ready to lead climate action in their own neighbourhoods, organisations and networks. Applications remain open till Saturday 31 October. The...

Provisional estimates indicate that real households' gross disposable income per capita increased by 4.5 per cent in 2025, while real households' final consumption expenditure per capita rose by 3.2...

Malta's Beverage Container Refund Scheme exceeded the milestone of 900 million beverage containers collected since its launch, the government said Friday as it added it has introduced a comprehensive...

More than half the schoolchildren supported by The Blossom Project during the last academic year were dealing with difficulties at home, according to new findings that reveal the pressures children as...

Students and educators at Xgħajra Primary School, part of St Margaret College, celebrated the official opening of brand new outdoor facilities following a major investment aimed at revitalizing...

The jury trial of Lorin Scicluna, accused of the racially motivated murder of Lassana Cisse, continues today. The former soldier is charged with shooting Cisse, from the Ivory Coast, in the head...

Malta must urgently invest in safe walking and cycling infrastructure to prevent worsening traffic congestion as its population continues to grow, cycling advocacy NGO Rota said in a...

More than 700,000 books were borrowed from Malta's public libraries over the past year, with children and young people accounting for most of the loans, as the National Reading Marathon marked its...

Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has said prosecutors failed to make the most of their case against Yorgen Fenech, describing the murder trial as a “slam dunk” that was ultimately...