Proceedings have officially begun in the trial of brothers Robert and Adrian Agius, known as the ‘Ta’ Maksar’ brothers, along with Jamie Vella and George Degiorgio who are accused of the murders of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia and lawyer Carmel Chircop

Thousands of pilgrims gather in Rome as the body of Pope Francis is transferred to St Peter’s Basilica, where he will lie in state until the funeral on Saturday • Pilgrim describes 'humbling' experience

Moviment Graffitti activist Robert Louis Fenech says that the Malta of the year 2000 when the government felt the need for modern, luxury projects to take off, is not the Malta of today, as he argues that now, the country does not need a development at Manoel Island

Malta's Council of Europe presidency: Reform of the human rights convention is not on the agenda despite Prime Minister Robert Abela telling EU leaders otherwise

Malta’s Foreign Minister Ian Borg says he is uncomfortable with Hungary’s constitutional amendment banning LGBTIQ gatherings but stops short of condemning the regressive decision

Farmers Robert Bondin Carter and Annalisa Schembri have been served an eviction notice by the government from their fields in Zurrieq. They talk to Matthew Farrugia about the ugly fate that will befall the land that has fed their families for generations

Economy Minister Silvio Schembri has piloted the first draft of Vision 2050. He sits down with Kurt Sansone to discuss the long-term plan’s targets and addresses the cynicism that can accompany some of the proposed measures. 

Ground-breaking discovery reveals Malta was inhabited 1,000 years earlier than previously thought—by Mesolithic hunter-gatherers who crossed 100km of open sea from Sicily • Discovery reshapes narrative of seafaring and human migration in the Mediterranean

Man granted bail after being charged with assaulting and injuring police sergeant during Mqabba FC promotion celebrations