The government has made reference to a ruling by the European Court of Justice that found that a higher licence fee for used cars registered before 2009 to be illegal, and said...

New rules for the construction of freestanding buildings are being introduced, the minister in charge of construction sector reforms, Jonathan Attard, has said. A number of legislative amendments...

Environment Minister Miriam Dalli said that those who reduce climate change to a political football would be failing the country, as climate action is everyone's mission. A PL statement on...

Samir Almiri, 41, has been jailed for 34 years for the murder of Victor McKeon in 2020. Almiri, originally from Libya, had been extradited to Malta from Morocco, in December 2020, to face a...

The Planning Authority on Thursday approved an “upgrade” of the existing Kwart ta’ Mil drag racing strip in Ħal Far, but asked for a report on how light and noise pollution in...

A 63-year-old man from Paola today was charged with attempted murder, after allegedly stabling his brother-in-law, who was sleeping, 13 times.  Robert Frendo, was arraigned before magistrate...

Long-term migrants living and working in Malta said they are uniting to demand stability, not uncertainty, in their lives, saying that they are part of Malta’s economic success but are still...

A higher licence fee for used cars registered before 2009 was deemed illegal by the European Court of Justice. EU law prohibits taxes that favour domestic products over imports from other member...

NGO Graffitti said Thursday the plans for the Swieqi/St Julian’s junction are yet another car-centric proposal which will not alleviate traffic. Infrastructure Malta recently announced...

“Roberta Metsola’s double standards have become even more evident.”  These were Labour MEP Alex Agius Saliba’s words following Roberta Metsola’s visit to Athens...