Five foreigners who stand charged of carrying out a spate of burglaries in Sliema, St Julians and St Paul’s Bay in the past few months are part of an organized international criminal...

The results of the September MATSEC examinations are not late, the board said in a statement today. Since 1994 the target date for publication of September results has always been 27 September....

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat today pledged to fight bureaucracy and not defend it, during a meeting with the Malta Developers Association. Dr Muscat said bureaucracy is at time confused with the...

Corradino Correctional Facility will start its educational year next month with more than 35 diversified, formal and informal learning opportunities for residents. This means that in just two years...

Fr Charles Fenech this morning testified in a court case in which the victims of sex abuse carried out by catholic priests are calling for compensation. Fr Fenech, who is himself charged with sexual...

Labour MEP Marlene Mizzi (S&D) has called upon the S&D Members in the Culture and Education Committee (CULT) in the European Parliament to take a leading role in promoting physical activities...

A member of the MUSEUM has been acquitted of child abuse charges after a court dismissed the testimony given by a 10-year-old boy, deeming it not credible.   Anthony Callus, 46, of Siggiewi,...

The application for a building permit in the area known as Tad-Dikkiena in Siggiewi has been withdrawn, mayor Karol Aquilina said this morning. Speaking to The Malta Independent, Dr Aquilina said...

A number of NGOs have come up with a number of recommendations on Malta’s role in EU-wide solidarity measures on migration. The NGOs said that the invitation to government to “engage with...

Malta has tipped the scales as the fattest population in the European Union according to the 2015 European health report published by the World Health Organisation (WHO). When non-EU countries in...