The Civil Court in its Constitutional Jurisdiction has ruled convicted murderer Andy Calleja must be afforded the possibility of a parole review after serving twenty-five years of his life...

Activists and the St Paul's Bay Mayor have protested against a planning application that would see the construction of an apartment block development in Burmarrad. The application in question...

The European Commission today initiated infringement proceedings against Malta concerning the research derogation related to the seven species of wild finches. Following the judgment delivered by...

The First Hall of the Civil Court has ruled Gordon Debono, his wife Yvette Debono, and a group of associated companies did not suffer breaches of their fundamental rights in connection with their 2020...

Malta is offering to provide training programmes for Palestinian civil servants, as it continues to support the Palestinian Authority towards the implementation of the two-state solution in Palestine...

The Minister for Justice and Construction Sector Reform, Jonathan Attard, presided over the signing of the first collective agreement for the administrative grades within the Office of the State...

During the third quarter of 2025 a total of 3,668 new dwellings were approved, registering an increase of 110.3 per cent when compared to the same quarter of 2024, the National Statistics Office said...

Civil Protection Department crews are currently responding to a large fire at a scrapyard in Marsa - marking the second major scrapyard fire in just over a week. The previous incident occurred on 12th...

A scientific study will be launched to examine how this type of leave benefits not only parents financially, but also the baby from a medical perspective. Following the national conference held...

In recent days, the National Transport Master Plan 2030 has highlighted the Government's ongoing lack of internal clarity on what form Malta's future mass-transport system should take, the Nationalist...