Prime Minister Robert Abela says businesses with illegal structures will have to regularise those illegalities if they want to be fully eligible for compensation over Storm Harry damages

Prime Minister Robert Abela says Malta narrowly avoided a constitutional crisis after the government tabled a parliamentary motion on the appointment of a new chief justice on Wednesday • Abela calls on Opposition to discuss introduction of anti-deadlock mechanism

Government launches public consultation on long-term regeneration plan for the Grand Harbour, outlining a four-phase project aimed at redeveloping key waterfront and former industrial sites

Environment Minister Miriam Dalli refutes the notion that the projects show that open spaces are an afterthought for government, as major greening projects promised before the 2022 election remain incomplete

Gozo Bishop Anton Teuma says parents who send babies to childcare centres see them as objects

The incoming president of the General Workers’ Union, Jason Deguara, believes solidarity among workers is weakening. In his first interview since being elected to the post, he tells Matthew Farrugia the biggest challenges the union faces concern employment conditions of migrant workers and the unstable geopolitical situation 

Energy Minister Miriam Dalli says due to LNG tanker being moved into storm mooring position due to bad weather, Enemalta’s diesel-powered emergency power plant had to be turned on, showing government’s long-term planning for the sector

Members of parliament share mixed views on the prospect of Malta joining US President Donald Trump's Peace Board, as Roderick Galdes and Adrian Delia emerge as the most sceptical MPs from their respective parties