Labour Party backbench MP Edward Zammit Lewis has said that the government’s controversial planning reforms need “widespread consultation” before moving forward. Writing on ...

The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry unequivocally expressed its “deep concern on the piecemeal nature of Bill 143 and the judicial review undermining through Bill 144” ...

The two most important issues that Malta is facing that small and medium-sized businesses would like the government to do something about, are overpopulation and the lack of good governance, the SME ...

The sixth turtle nest of the year has been confirmed at Ramla l-Ħamra beach in Gozo, the Environment and Resources Authority has said.

No public consultation was launched on the recently launched planning reform bills in order to avoid speculation, Planning Minister Clint Camilleri and Planning Authority CEO Johann Buttigieg told ...

A new study released on Monday by Caritas Malta highlighted the isolation, societal judgement, and fear of dependency commonly felt by elderly persons who live alone. The research is based on ...

Mayumi Santos Patacsil, from the Philippines, is standing trial before a jury on allegations of murdering her partner of four years, Marcelino Montalban Saraza, and making a false report to ...

From January to June 2025, Government outlay towards Social Security Benefits rose by €85.3 million in comparison to 2024, the National Statistics Office (NSO) said. During the first half of ...

In the wake of three road fatalities within just two days, Consultant Emergency Physician Jonathan Joslin has called for ...

When the Prime Minister had, in 2023, called for a “discussion” about reforming planning laws to freeze developments until appeals processes are exhausted, many welcomed the news. It ...

The United States and the European Union agreed on Sunday to a trade framework setting a 15% tariff on most goods, staving off - at least for now - far higher import duties on both sides that might ...

A man was seriously injured while swimming in Ta' Xbiex. At around 6.30am on Monday morning, the police were informed that assistance was needed at the Ta' Xbiex seafront. Preliminary ...