A man serving a 16-year prison sentence has been granted €1,000 after the court ruled that his fundamental rights were breached when he was not read his rights. Abdilla had been found guilty...

Libyan Prime Minister Abdullah al-Thinni this afternoon held brief talks with Prime Minister Joseph Muscat. The visit comes ahead of talks for a national unity government planned for...

A Hungarian student was pinned to the ground by Maltese police after he was the victim of verbal abuse by a Maltese woman while in the queue at the Valletta bus terminus, The man was trying to...

The court is to decide whether a case is to continue being heard behind closed doors after the prosecution made a request halfway through the proceedings. Johan Stellingwerf, charged with raping...

A man who had been found guilty of the involuntary homicide of his friend has been ordered to pay €142,000 in damages to the victim's family. Yana Xerri, 18, had died after the vehicle she...

Education and Employment Minister Evarist Bartolo today said that Malta’s current unemployment is at a “historic low”, quoting NSO and Eurostat statistics issued yesterday for the...

There was a chaotic start to the tallinja card services this morning, as hundreds waited in the queue to top up their cards at the Valletta terminus, some people fainting in the heat. But, for...

The number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean to southern Europe was more than 80 percent higher in the first half of 2015 than a year earlier, with deaths initially soaring before dropping back...

Guidelines clarifying the controversial legal notice governing university accreditation will be published shortly, the Chairman of the National Commission for Further and Higher Education Martin...

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority has approved plans to restore the 17th century Torri l-Abjad (white tower) in the l-Aħrax tal-Mellieħa area, with the Mellieħa local council...