Home Affairs Minister Carmelo Abela believes that the new United Kingdom Prime Minister Therese May has a strong character, is clear when giving her position and does not seem to give in to...

Readers sent in these pictures which show a greasy substance on the surface of the water in St Paul’s Bay this afternoon. The picture was taken in the Sirens area. One reader said the area,...

Parliament’s Family Affairs Committee this evening discussed the issue of euthanasia and who exactly has the right to life. Members of the Committee from both sides of the House said that the...

Andrew Mangion pled not guilty to the charge of murder regarding his estranged wife Eleanor Mangion Walker, while the defence led by lawyer Dr Joe Giglio did not contest his arrest or request bail and...

Malta Football Club president Joseph Mifsud claimed he was assaulted as he was walking to court to perform his duties as a defence attorney yesterday at around 10.45 am....

The Office for Fair Competition will increase its complement with four new lawyers, Competitiveness and Communi-cations Minister Censu Galea announced yesterday....

The Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses will be taking industrial action if the 14 remaining nursing graduates are not employed soon, president Rudolf Cini warned government outside the Prime Minister’s office in Castille....

Two years after a Libyan man was convicted of the murder of renowned hairdresser Alfie Rizzo, the trial against the alleged accomplice in the crime began yesterday....

After an intense weekend of meetings between the local parliamentary Foreign Affairs committee and numerous high-ranking Libyan officials, including Prime Minister Shoukri Muhammad Ghanem, it seems that the problem Maltese businessmen have been facin...

KSU’s former president, Justin Fenech, was elected to the executive board of ESIB – the National Unions of Students in Europe – at its bi-annual board meeting in Estonia. Dr Fenech, together with Jean-Baptiste Prévost from France, achieved the most f...