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The prosecution is expected to continue presenting its case today as the trial by jury of Yorgen Fenech enters its 17th day, with Edgar Brincat, known as Il-Ġojja, expected to continue his...

Former Education Minister Evarist Bartolo had a clear vision for the education sector and particularly for initial teacher training. His vision may have been built over a span of years since he led...

Enemalta's engineers and technical crews have been deployed to address cable faults and restore electricity supply in Birkirkara, Balzan, and Iklin, the energy body stated. In a statement...

Every country has artefacts that tell its story. For Malta, these are found in our churches and chapels, in works of art, archives, music, traditions, and in the stories passed on from one generation...

Development applications filed with the Planning Authority could turn the area around a single roundabout in Gzira into a skyscraper haven, with three towers planned to be built next to the Empire...

Newly-elected Labour MP Yana Borg Debono Grech said she now supports the gender-corrective mechanism, despite previously opposing it. Her experience as a public figure convinced her that Malta remains...

The Nationalist Party will be raising the electricity crisis in Parliament today, calling for an urgent debate on the prevailing situation that has seen extensive power cuts in many localities in the...

The Malta Resuscitation Council has called for a national policy that would make life-saving training a standard part of education, saying that CPR should be embedded in the National Curriculum to...

The contrast could not have been more striking. Prime Minister Robert Abela painted a picture of a Malta in which prosperity has become the norm. According to what he told The Sunday Times last...

A child has been left without legal recognition despite DNA evidence identifying her biological father, after the Family Court rejected a man's request to be legally recognised as her father. The...