Enemalta this morning categorically denied reports in The Times which claimed that the widespread power cut on 13 August was caused by “faulty settings” in the Malta-Italy Interconnector....

The Mepa board is due to decide today on a change of policy regarding a site at Mellieha, known as Ta’ Masrija, which was the case of many protests in the past. This policy is seeking the...

The woman involved in the alleged racial assault against Daboma Jack this morning apologised to the Hungarian student and embraced him in court as the two withdrew the criminal complaints against each...

The National Commission for the Promotion of Equality (NCPE) said today that comments on Facebook by ETC CEO Philip Rizzo towards a subordinate were unacceptable and condemnable.  The Malta...

The Office of the Prime Minister’s security chief Peter Paul Zammit has waded into the political controversy involving developer Marco Gaffarena, hitting out at the Shadow Minister for Justice...

Positive trends have been observed during the month of July and the first days of August in terms of tourism, Malta Tourism Authority CEO Paul Bugeja said. “From initial data which has been...

The government, which is already in hot water over a €88 million guarantee over Electrogas' bridge loans from Bank of Valletta for the construction of the new Delimara power station, said this...

A female inmate elbowed a prison warder in the chin as she was being escorted to an isolation cell for refusing to be strip-searched, a court heard today.  Shannon Leigh Williams, 20, from...

A three month old baby boy was rushed to hospital yesterday with a fractured skull, the police said. In a statement, the police said that the incident took place at about 4.30 pm when the baby's...

A Magistrate today ordered the immediate release of a man who shouted at police officers for not taking any action against a Paceville bouncer who beat up a young man.  Justin James Caffrey, the...