10 of the 16 prisoners who have attempted to commit suicide or self-harm at the Police Headquarters since 2010 happened before the previous general election, Home Affairs Minister Carmelo Abela...

The Public Accounts Committee has adjourned sine die on the oil procurement case until the constitutional cases that a few of the Witnesses had initiated conclude. The cases in question regard...

Parliamentary Secretary or Planning and Simplification of Administrative Processes Michael Falzon has asked the Speaker to investigate how the Times of Malta received an early copy of the report...

21% of a sample of 717 persons chosen to represent the population of Malta, mostly young males, don't know that Malta has a constitution. This was one of the results gathered by a survey recently...

Security cameras have been set up at the Marsascala Family park to discourage vandalism, Environment Minister Leo Brincat said today.  Mr Brincat visited the park to see recent upgrading works...

A court has been requested to force The Malta Independent columnist and blogger Daphne Caruana Galizia to reveal the source behind the claim that Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi was seen kissing his...

L-Orizzont editor Josef Caruana has won a libel case filed by former Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi, who took exception to an editorial about him titled ‘A proven liar.’ The editorial,...

Malta International Airport CEO Alan Borg announced that three new airlines will launch flights to Malta this summer. Volotea, to Catania, Iberia Express to Madrid and Czech Airlines to Pragues...

A court has ruled that a journalist had a duty to expose former Paola Labour Mayor Dominic Grima’s connection to a gay dating site. Mr Grima had filed for libel against former Net TV head...

Three company directors have been charged with the involuntary homicide of their 18‐old‐worker, who died on a construction site in August 2014.  Ibrahim Kasam was plastering a third...