Malta’s first high-performance computer was officially launched on Tuesday, with Prime Minister Robert Abela saying that this underlines how Malta is placing its digital future at the forefront,...

Prime Minister Robert Abela has said that no talks are currently being held about a monument dedicated to assassinated journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, while emphasising that his government...

Minister for Agriculture Anton Refalo, together with Minister for Economy Silvio Schembri, officially inaugurated Malta's first community Food Coop on Tuesday, a government statement said. Also...

Members of the European Parliament did not hold back from criticising the Maltese government’s lack of implemented reforms to protect journalists and end the culture of impunity that killed...

Earlier today, the Chairperson of the Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC), Darren Carabott, received confirmation from the Auditor General that the request for an investigation into...

A police inspector testified how on the day of the Rabat double murder, Carmelo Ciantar had told him: "had there been relatives of the victims, I would have shot them dead too" The testimony came...

The Constitutional Court has overturned a previous ruling that had sided with Ludwig Dimech, rejecting his claim that the release of a construction site in Ħamrun violated his right to...

The European Parliament is set to debate the rule of law in Malta this afternoon. In a statement last week, The European Peoples Party (EPP), which is the largest political party in the EP,...

Introducing a four-day working week in Malta would cost the public sector alone around €360 million, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana has cautioned, arguing that such a shift is unrealistic without...

At the end of Q2, General Government debt stood at €11,117.5 million, equivalent to 46.9 per cent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the NSO said Tuesday. This represented an increase of...