The law will take effect in two months and those caught breaking it face fines between €120 and €350 A law introduced last week bans the use of sparklers at indoor public gatherings. It comes months ...

Food Safety and Security Authority warns of undeclared sulphites in yellow raisins The Food Safety and Security Authority on Tuesday warned consumers not to eat yellow raisins by the brand Ali Baraka ...

A man and his son died tragically in an accident at sea in Ġnejna Bay in the early hours of Sunday. The victims have been idenitified as Gregory O'Brien, 43, and his five-year-old son Logan, from St ...

The police officer who was seriously injured during a shoot-out in the Ta' Giorni area of St Julian's has been released from the Intensive Therapy Unit. A police spokesperson confirmed that Johann ...

Hundreds of motorists in Malta could unknowingly be driving cars linked to an organised cross-border fraud racket although they would have bought UK-imported vehicles in good faith, the police have ...

Economy of the future cannot be built on infrastructure that cannot handle today's demand, says Chamber president Last week’s recurring power outages, which affected households and businesses across ...

Maverick Gauci of Kirkop writes: It’s no secret that Comino’s Blue Lagoon experiences heavy overtourism each summer. This picturesque, paradisal bay has lost its charm as a beautiful place for calming ...

As Israel heads into a fiercely contested general election on October 27, former military chief Gadi Eisenkot has emerged as the principal challenger to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Eisenkot's ...