The Electrogas Delimara power station transaction is riddled with multiple conflicts of interest, some of which are of a serious nature, The Malta Independent on Sunday can reveal today. This...

The GRTU – Malta Chamber of SMEs will be meeting Parliamentary Secretary for Lands Deborah Schembri on Wednesday to put forward its concerns regarding changes in the law with respect to shop...

On the first anniversary of a tragic accident where a boat with an estimated 850 people on board sank in the Mediterranean Sea, search and rescue charity Migrant Offshore Aid Station (MOAS) yesterday...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has retained his position as the country’s most trusted political leader, but that lead appears to be dwindling to a certain extent as Opposition Leader Simon...

Enemalta Corporation has said that Alternattiva Demokratika’s statements regarding the Marsa power station were “not correct”....

The final result of the 12 June election to choose the five people who will represent Malta in the European Parliament is expected by the following Wednesday or Thursday....

A six-year-old girl was left out on the balcony, in her underwear, with no food and water and no access to a toilet. When she was found, she smelt foul and was surrounded with what looked like human excrement, witnesses told the court yesterday....

A 30-year-old man from Cospicua pleaded not guilty yesterday to conspiring to traffic drugs, drug trafficking and possession on 29 May....

Founder and chairman of the Alpha political party, Emmy Bezzina and party coordinator John Zammit, have accused Archbishop Guzeppi Mercieca and Bishop Nikol Cauchi of interference in political matters and making statements that favour the Nationalist...

Health, the Elderly and Community Care Minister Louis Deguara said yesterday that reports indicate that business in Ireland and the United States had not been adversely affected by smoking bans. Europe in general seems to be moving towards a total sm...