Prime Minister Robert Abela has received the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) Leadership in Tourism Award in recognition of Malta's tourism success, the Office of the Prime Minister said in a...

Inspector Kurt Colombo Zahra took the witness stand on Thursday afternoon, recounting the tense negotiations that led to the arrest of John Agius during a St Julian’s standoff. Zahra also...

Members of the media were invited by the Malta Police Force on Thursday to receive the same lecture given to police recruits on how local police use force while on the job.  The police stressed...

The Planning Authority has approved Malta's first crematorium in Siġġiewi by a 7-2 vote, despite fierce opposition from local residents, the local council, former minister John Dalli, and...

Church schools in Malta and Gozo are leading 24 Erasmus+ projects with a combined investment of around €1 million, providing international learning and mobility opportunities for more than 600...

A new electric street-washing machine is expected to reduce the time needed to clean Mdina's streets by around 60%, while improving the maintenance of the historic city's narrow and irregular...

The Malta Chamber of Commerce is calling for a national agreement on a number of strategic priorities, arguing that Malta needs to look beyond the next election and take decisions that can shape the...

Prime Minister Robert Abela on Thursday played down differences between his finance and mobility ministers over the proposed €2.8 billion light rail project, insisting their positions were not...

This morning's power cut - the third nationwide outage in a month - clearly showed that our country has a problem not only with electricity distribution, as we were told during last summer's...

A new Freephone number, 1578, has been launched to give elderly people, their families and members of the public a more direct way to contact the Authority for Standards in Social Welfare Services...