The Court of Magistrates has cleared the parish priest of Ħal Kirkop, Fr Martin Cardona, of harassment charges linked to the ...

A man from Żabbar has been handed an 18-month suspended prison sentence after a court found him guilty of heroin trafficking ...

If he truly wants to be credible that Malta comes first for him, Prime Minister Robert Abela should ensure that the fines ...

The Court of Appeal brought a decades-long legal saga to a close by upholding an eviction order against the Labour Party regarding its Santa Venera Club. Presided over by Judge Lawrence ...

Investment such as that being carried out by MIA, the company that operates Malta International Airport, is very important, but it is not enough, because the Government must ensure that it complements ...

Iran's sports minister Ahmad Donyamali has indicated that the country's men's national football team will not take part in this summer's FIFA World Cup in the United States, citing the ongoing war in ...

An Atelier, a new educational space, was inaugurated on Wednesday at St Ignatius College, Ġuże Muscat Azzopardi, Qormi San Bastjan Primary School, with the aim of further strengthening ...

A court has rejected a third request for bail filed by four members of the Pace family who are facing criminal proceedings over alleged usury and money laundering. The accused are Keith Pace, 45, ...

A Eurostat survey has found that in 2024, 58% of people in Malta did not use public transport whatsoever. This is the eighth highest frequency for people in any EU country to never use public ...

The Parliament of Malta unanimously voted in favour of re-establishing the Commercial Court as its own court, separate from the First Hall of the Civil Court, with the jurisdiction to hear cases of a ...

Health Minister Jo Etienne Abela announced to the Parliament of Malta that “in the coming weeks,” two brand new wards – with a combined capacity of 46 patients – will be opened ...

The ongoing Israeli-American war on Iran, for all its complexity and global effects, boils down to a single question: Who can take the pain the longest? A surge in oil prices points to what may be ...