As the Vatican switches gears from saying goodbye to Pope Francis to electing his successor, the status of a once-powerful Italian cardinal and whether he can vote in the May 7 conclave have been a...

There are "serious gaps and deficiencies" in Malta's anti-SLAPP law, the Liberties Media Freedom Report 2025 has read. The annual report on media freedom in the EU is produced by the Civil...

Momentum today affirmed its firm opposition to the sale of Maltese citizenship, proposing instead clear pathways based on genuine contribution, integration, and long-term commitment to...

Over 2,600 domestic violence cases are currently being heard before the law courts in Malta and Gozo, information tabled in Parliament on Monday shows. The number of domestic violence cases...

In the face of digital and environmental transitions with strategic aims as part of Vision Malta 2050, such changes will be enacted through the strengthening of policy incentives Prime Minister Robert...

In a brief 30-minute session on Monday, Parliament expressed its condolences for the late Pope Francis, who died last week on Easter Monday. Deputy Prime Minister Ian Borg described Pope Francis...

The National Statistics Office (NSO Malta) has published that in 2024, 92,690 people in the Maltese islands are living in households with a national equivalised income below the at-risk-of-poverty...

The Government is struggling to finance the country's education system and continues to cut back on students by reducing funding to Malta's leading educational institutions, including the University...

70% of SMEs think that Malta is moving in the wrong direction, with 30% thinking otherwise and indicating that they believe the country is moving in the right direction, the Malta Chamber of SMEs...

The trial by jury of the four men accused of murdering Daphne Caruana Galizia and lawyer Carmel Chircop continues on Monday. The accused are brothers Robert and Adrian Agius, known as the 'Ta'...