President Marie Louise Coleiro Preca today stressed that around 11 per cent of the overall child population are estimated to be affected by modern slavery. She added that more than half of them,...

Last Sunday, David Joseph Gauci and a former police inspector were involved in an aggressive fight in Birkirkara. Sections of the media reported that the fight, which took place in front of...

The EU Parliament today is set to discuss Malta in the wake of the Panama Papers, as well as the rule of law....

A man was slightly injured following an argument with another in Gzira yesterday evening, the police said. The injured person suffered stab wounds and was taken to hospital for...

A man yesterday pleaded not guilty to heroin possession with intent to traffic....

Work on the installation of a high-tension cable in Constitution Street, Mosta, will not create massive disruption to business – as it might have done had commonsense and planning not been used....

Malta is currently going through the biggest ever tarmac-laying process, with about 35,000 tonnes being laid down on five roads over the next couple of weeks....

The numbers of incoming passengers are stagnant at best, hotels slash their prices, as do the airlines. ...

Medical doctors at Mount Carmel Psychiatric Hospital were instructed by a senior official from the Ministry of Health not to issue certificates which may be interpreted as critical of the government’s detention policy....

The Government yesterday published the report drawn up by the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhumane or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT), ...