The Ramblers' Association of Malta has won a "landmark" Court battle over a Baħrija footpath leading to Blata tal-Melh, with the Court of Appeal ruling that public use, and not ownership,...

The Ministry for Transport, Infrastructure and Public Works said that 1,000 road interventions have been completed across Malta over the past two years, describing it as a key step in strengthening...

Momentum has set out a new package of proposals aimed at opening up how public money is spent and how political decisions are taken, arguing that transparency should be the default rather than...

Nationalist Party election candidates Rebekah Borg and Errol Cutajar criticised what they described as a series of U-turns by the Labour government during the current electoral campaign, arguing that...

Prime Minister Robert Abela on Monday defended the first-time buyer schemes proposed as part of the Labour Party's electoral pledges, addressing claims that they would drive up inflation. At a...

The investigation into a “vicious and extremely graphic” assault at a San Ġwann butcher shop widened on Monday, with two more men arraigned in court. Mohamed Ali Ahmed...

The Malta Employers Association has urged political parties to exercise restraint and realism in their electoral pledges, warning against a campaign dynamic driven by competitive promises that may...

Malta must urgently scale up locally generated renewable energy to safeguard jobs and national security, ADPD Chairperson Sandra Gauci said. In a statement Monday, Gauci criticised the...

The Nationalist Party's proposals regarding energy are evidence of a party with no credibility whatsoever in the energy sector, the Labour Party said Monday. During an amateurish PN presentation,...

Cabinet Secretary Ryan Spagnol was cleared of all drink-driving charges after the Appeals Court questioned the police's correction of the breathalyser timestamp by pen. Spagnol had appealed a May...