Repubblika has condemned the government's recently planned changes to planning laws, labelling them as "tools of impunity" that likely violate fundamental principles of European Union law. The...

A planning application to replace a villa in St Julian's with a complex of 17 apartments has been recommended for refusal over the integration of two LED digital billboards, which would overlook...

Prime Minister Robert Abela has said that the two parliamentary bills the government tabled in Parliament are "certainly not a win for developers." Speaking on Sunday morning, Abela said that...

A march will be held on Tuesday 29th July at 6:30pm, from the Triton Fountain in Valletta to Castille Square, to demand meaningful action by the Maltese Government against...

Outgoing Opposition Leader Bernard Grech slammed the government's actions over proposed controversial planning reforms during a brief interview on NET TV on Sunday, saying that it is evident that...

Malta has been ranked as the ninth most overcrowded tourist destination in the world. This ranking was devised by Go2Africa and shared by the New York Post. Countries that made this Top 15 list...

There is a lot of work and sacrifice from all involved in the training process of a service dog, but in the end, seeing the dogs assisting their service user is the ultimate goal that signifies the...

The Maltese government's decision to finally drop its plan to introduce mandatory trade union membership is not just a policy U-turn - it is a glaring admission of political misjudgement. For more...

Nathan Zahra Piscopo has made Malta's history by becoming the first man in Malta to graduate in the midwifery course, also becoming the country's first male midwife, in a field traditionally dominated...

The Mediterrane Film Festival was too extravagant, chairman of the Valletta Cultural Agency Jason Micallef told The Malta Independent on Sunday, adding that when working with public funds "you don't...