Parliament has unanimously voted in favour of a Bill that has added disability as a protected characteristic, in relation to fundamental rights and freedoms, in the Constitution. During...

Yorgen Fenech’s business associate Johann Cremona spent much of yesterday insisting that explosive references to politicians, senior police officers, lawyers, and Fenech himself heard in...

The PN Opposition walked out of Parliament on Wednesday to block the Bill looking to establish a National Commission for Human Rights and Equality from being voted through. Opposition Whip Ivan...

The Nationalist Party has tabled a motion of no confidence in Energy Minister Miriam Dalli, calling on her to resign from her position as Minister for Energy, the Environment and the Regeneration of...

Enemalta has said that it expects electricity supply in Valletta to be restored by Thursday morning after a fault in an overloaded underground cable left parts of the capital relying on temporary...

The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry has joined a chorus of organisations and constituted bodies requesting the postponement of the final debate and vote in Parliament on the...

An internal inquiry into the unauthorised use of a laptop at the Corradino Correctional Facility has found no evidence to support allegations of criminal activity, while identifying shortcomings in...

Malta has shattered meteorological records by registering three consecutive days with temperatures reaching 42°C or higher, fuelled by a persistent weather pattern known as an Omega...

Households and businesses that experienced electricity outages lasting more than six hours during the ongoing heatwave will once again be eligible for compensation, the government said...

The Malta Chamber of SMEs said Wednesday it acknowledged the significant investment and continuous efforts undertaken over recent years to strengthen Malta's electricity distribution network, but this...