Prime Minister Robert Abela did well to change his mind on the Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry, Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri said Wednesday. “I think it was the best...

The police are investigating a string of thefts from shops selling mobile phones and related equipment over the past days. Burglaries have taken place in outlets in San Gwann and Qormi in the...

As the summer heat intensifies, more people seek to spend a day of relaxation at the beach. Comino is one of the top destinations, both for Maltese as well as tourists, attracted by pictures of blue...

Five men and women have pleaded not guilty of the involuntary homicide of young Jean Paul Sofia, who died at the age of 20 in a construction collapse in Kordin last year. They were granted bail under strict conditions to deposit their passports with the court, and not leave the country. ...

Gzira United’s goalkeeper experienced what must be a shot stopper’s worst penalty shootout nightmare during his club’s Europa Conference League fixture on Thursday night. Gzira...

A video making the round on the social media shows two drivers coming to blows on the road leading to the Santa Venera tunnel. The footage shows the two men leaving their cars and exchanging a...

The Minister for Gozo Clint Camilleri announced the launch of the Extended-Stay Incentive scheme for the accommodation sector in Gozo 2023-24. The aim of this scheme is to continue attracting...

Prime Minister Robert Abela was jeered by the crowds as he exited his office in Castille during a vigil for Jean Paul Sofia last night. The Prime Minister emerged from the main door of Castille...

It’s clear that Prime Minister Robert Abela did not understand everything, the mother of a young man who died on a construction site last year said while once again calling for a public inquiry...

Former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat that everyone should "examine their conscience" when responding to the Maltese belief that corruption is widespread in Malta. A Eurobarometer report revealed...