Amendments to freezing orders law clears parliament’s Second Reading
Amendment to legal framework regulating freezing orders moves to Committee Stage despite Opposition criticism that changes were being rushed to appease ‘certain...
NGOs condemn 'deceptive public consultation' threatening Wied Żnuber
The activists argue that the proposed changes to the Local Plan primarily aim to facilitate the development of the model airplane airstrip
Three-quarters of 16-17 year olds continued studying at post-secondary level

There were 28,645 students enrolled in post-secondary and tertiary level courses, the NSO says of which 21% are foreigners

There were 28,645 students enrolled in post-secondary and...

Prisons agency ‘mistakenly’ paid Alex Dalli’s legal expenses for libels he lost against MaltaToday, Illum

Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri says costs had been incorrectly paid by the agency, but have since been refunded

Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri says costs had been...

Employers slam union’s move to sue Industrial Tribunal members personally

The Malta Employers’ Association says actions by Union of Professional Educators against Industrial Tribunal members is unethical

The Malta Employers’ Association says actions by...

Accidents, road works lead to traffic jams across Malta

Number of accidents during peak traffic hours lead to traffic jams across the...

Number of accidents during peak traffic hours lead to...

Immigrant relocation and repatriation registered ‘significant progress’, NAO follow-up audit finds

Auditor General Charles Deguara presents the Speaker with a report containing several follow-up audits to determine whether recommendations made were taken up

Auditor General Charles Deguara presents the Speaker with a...

Minister: Electronic tagging law to be enacted in 2024

Electronic tagging for certain inmates at the Corradino Correctional Facility...

Electronic tagging for certain inmates at the Corradino...

4,000 new vehicles joined Malta’s roads in third quarter, NSO figures show

There were 436,000 licensed motor vehicles by the end of September, data collated by the National Statistics Office shows

There were 436,000 licensed motor vehicles by the end of...

Europe data shows food prices rising faster than wages

Prices for eggs, butter, potatoes and olive oil have been consistently...

Prices for eggs, butter, potatoes and olive oil have been...

'Cartel’ dig irks importers worried about inflation headache

'Why this vilification, skepticism and distrust towards big...

'Why this vilification, skepticism and distrust...

'Anton Refalo accused PN of bribing Judge over hospitals' deal annulment,' says Bernard Grech

PN Leader Bernard Grech says that during a break from a Parliamentary session, the Animal Rights Minister accused PN of bribing the Judge who annuled...

PN Leader Bernard Grech says that during a break from...

'We want the elderly to remain in the workforce, living in the community longer' - Robert Abela

Prime Minister Robert Abela said that the government's incentives are aimed at improving the quality of life of the Maltese

Prime Minister Robert Abela said that the government's...

‘Metsola has blood on her hands’: demonstrators decry Israel visit by EP president

Moviment Graffitti spokesperson Andre Callus calls out Roberta Metsola in anguished speech at Gaza demonstration in Valletta

Moviment Graffitti spokesperson Andre Callus calls out...

Maltese tuna diplomacy opens up Chinese export market

Maltese tuna ranchers will start exporting the prized fish to China after an...

Maltese tuna ranchers will start exporting the prized fish...

Maltese-American national evacuated from Gaza strip

Maltese-American national arrives safely in Cairo after coordination with US...

Maltese-American national arrives safely in Cairo after...

Industrial Tribunal members protest union’s move to sue them personally

Industrial Tribunal members say that as quasi-judicial members, Union of Professional Educators cannot sue them personally for decision they disagree with

Industrial Tribunal members say that as quasi-judicial...

No trust in magistrate, says Joseph Muscat over his ‘second Egrant’

Former Labour PM Joseph Muscat claims Magistrate Gabriella Vella preventing police from carrying out independent investigation: ‘I agree with the...

Former Labour PM Joseph Muscat claims Magistrate Gabriella...

Ian Borg in Beijing in bilateral meeting with counterpart Wang Yi

Foreign minister meets Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi in Beijing for talks on...

Foreign minister meets Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi in...

Roberta Metsola avoids MaltaToday journalist during MCAST visit

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola meets students at MCAST in event...

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola meets...