Prime Minister Joseph Muscat promised that the hard work undertaken by the government over the past two years will be strongly felt in the upcoming year. “We will take care of you and be...

No serious incidents were reported on the roads last night, but police made 26 arrests in connection with drug related offences. The information was given by Police Commissioner Michael Cassar as...

This month was dominated by a number of major news stories including one involving a parliamentary secretary, the ‘discovery’ of Sai Mizzi (the energy minister’s wife), another...

The month of August was slightly quieter as one would expect but saw a magistrate step down from his role while the woman who instigated a racist attack against a black student the month before...

The major news cycle this September surrounded migration, and the death of a 3-year-old Syrian boy, Aylan Kurdi, shocked the world. He was found dead, face down in the surf on a Turkish beach....

Archbishop Charles Scicluna celebrated Mass at the Dar tal-Providenza in Siggiewi, where he focused on the need for society which cares for the needs of persons with disabilities, one that does not...

An exchange of season’s greetings took place between Archbishop Charles J. Scicluna, Archbishop Emeritus Paul Cremona, Vicar General Joe Galea Curmi, and the authorities of the state,...

A mass of people rang in the New Year in Valletta last night as more than 70,000 people thronged to the capital to attend the V18 celebrations. In a statement, the Department of Information said...

Parliament is open to the public, more so than ever before, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said while greeting Speaker Anglu Farrugia this afternoon, citing this as a positive. "I think all of us...

Leader of the Opposition Simon Busuttil delivers season’s greetings for the New Year at the PN Headquarters....