After almost three decades in limbo, the international maritime industry is about to get a long-missing piece of its liability architecture. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has confirmed...

The 13th day of Yorgen Fenech's jury trial will see more witnesses take the stand after the court concluded two days of testimony from convicted hitman Vince Muscat, known as...

Malta's buses carried a record 75.8 million passenger trips in 2024 alone, and ridership has kept climbing since - yet Transport Minister Chris Bonett told Parliament that across 2024 and 2025, only a...

Two people were found dead in a parked car in Marsaskala on Tuesday night....

A man and woman have been granted bail on Tuesday after facing accusations of defrauding a benevolent benefactor out of more than €10,000. The accused, 36-year-old Lyon Bonnici and...

The Nationalist Party has called on the government to provide more resources to police and local councils to address noise, vandalism, waste problems and public disorder in localities such as...

Foreign Affairs Minister Chris Fearne reaffirmed Malta's support for Ukraine and welcomed progress on a proposed 21st package of EU sanctions against Russia, while also calling for stability in the...

Malta is set to establish its first National Commission for Human Rights and Equality under a new bill which the government says will strengthen protection against discrimination, while the Opposition...

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Health Ian Borg said that the works for the expansion of Mater Dei Hospital's emergency department is expected to commence next month, in August, and that the...

Convicted hitman Vince Muscat, known as il-Koħħu, told jurors on Tuesday that the group behind Daphne Caruana Galizia's assassination wanted to ensure she was killed rather than injured,...