A woman was critically hurt on Wednesday evening when the bike she was riding was involved in a collision with two vehicles on the St Paul’s Bay by-pass, the police said. The woman, aged 66...

Prime Minister Robert Abela hopes that Malta and Libya can continue having discussions to give life to a major solar farm on the Libyan coast that he envisions could connect to the Maltese islands via...

The SME Barometer (Q2 2024) shows discomfort and consistent concerns amongst local businesses whilst positively recognising lower inflation levels, the Chamber of SMEs has said. The Malta Chamber...

Malta has always emphasised that the issue of irregular immigration needs to be tackled at the source, involving countries from where migrants depart and those they transit into before moving on to...

Labour MEP Thomas Bajada confirmed that he voted for Roberta Metsola during Tuesday’s European Parliament Presidential elections, being the only PL MEP who voted for her, after his colleagues...

Malta’s annual inflation in June was 0.1% down when compared to May, at 2.2% (2.3% in May), figures released by the National Statistics Office on Wednesday show. The data shows inflation in...

The Auditor General's report on Enemalta and the electricity distribution system confirms the lack of long-term planning in modern electricity distribution systems, ADPD - The Green Party has...

The workers of Enemalta and the people of Malta and Gozo are paying for the price of incompetence, lack of planning, and corruption in the energy sector, the Nationalist Party said on...

The Water Services Corporation has said that the claims that claims that the seawater discolouration at Balluta Bay was the result of raw sewage coming from its network are 'unfounded'. With...

A group of resident associations presented thirteen demands for a comprehensive planning reform, asking the Government to put the general public at the heart of these reforms. In a letter to the...