Thousands of people attended this year's Festa Ikel Malti, which was organised by the Malta Food Agency and held on Sunday, 12 October, at Pitkalija in Ta' Qali, the government said. The event,...

Businesses feel that there isn't a level playing field and that elements of the government have managed to create a "second class of businesspeople," PN Shadow Minister for the Economy and Enterprise...

The Nationalist Party's private member's bill, which sought to amend the provisions of the Constitution by introducing and recognising the right to live in a clean, healthy, and sustainable...

As the Government persists in pushing ahead with destructive planning laws that hand all power to developers, the Ġustizzja għal Artna campaign is calling on the people to join a protest on...

On Sunday, The Malta Independent website was hit by a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack carried out by an unknown source. Our monitoring systems detected an unusually large amount of...

The government is looking into how to safeguard Malta’s “traditions and hobbies” within the Constitution, Prime Minister Robert Abela announced on Sunday. Abela was speaking at a...

Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg told PN supporters and members on Sunday morning to not take recent survey results for granted following optimistic results for the Opposition. During a PN...

A Belgian man was arrested and charged after he was found to have €30,000-worth of cocaine in his stomach when he flew into Malta. Police said that the man, who is 40 years old, was arrested...

Maltese-born writer and English teacher Paul J. Alessandro released his new memoir, Dogs, Dust and Dreams, this month. In an interview with The Malta Independent on Sunday, Alessandro...

In the face of renewed legislative controversy that risks having a disastrous, and even permanent, impact on the environment, civil society has brought Malta's green reckoning back to the top of the...