Carl Caruana Begins Prison Sentence for Marsascala Shooting
Carl Caruana starts his 12-year prison sentence for his role in the Marsascala shooting, leaving the community relieved yet saddened by the turn of events.
Carl Caruana starts his 12-year prison sentence for his role in the Marsascala shooting, leaving the community relieved yet saddened by the turn of events.
ADPD calls on government to reverse course on transfer of Mellieħa land, as residents fear loss of green space and rural charm
Labour Party begins demolition of National Stadium’s historic wall ahead of mass meeting, raising concerns about heritage and planning laws in Malta
A 35-year-old rape suspect made a daring escape from Valletta’s law courts, only to be rearrested hours later, raising concerns about public safety in Malt
Momentum calls for an end to Malta’s ‘build now, sanction later’ culture, advocating for sustainable development and responsible construction practices.
Franco Fenech, the heir to the Tumas Group empire, has passed away at the age of 55. We look back at his life, his legacy, and the future of the group that
A Maltese woman asks to drop rape charges against her ex-partner after alleged threats, highlighting the fear and intimidation faced by sexual assault vict
Malta’s Labour Minister launches ‘Safety is No Accident’ campaign, urging construction sector to prioritize safety over speed.
Malta’s government invites NGOs to formally monitor and report on the rule of law, marking a shift towards more inclusive governance.
Dive into the vibrant tradition of Għajnsielem’s Feast of St Anthony of Padua, a spectacle of faith, food, and fireworks that draws thousands to this quiet
PM Robert Abela urges supporters to ‘collect your vote, keep convincing people until the last second’ as Malta’s election campaign heats up with a tight ra
Roberta Metsola, the Nationalist Party’s candidate for Prime Minister, rallies voters in Valletta, calling for a new direction in Maltese politics. Find ou