Works on the area began in August 2025, and were suspended for three months this year due to the village feast

PN justice spokesperson and MP Joe Giglio sits down with Juliana Zammit to discuss the Omnibus Bill he will pilot in parliament to implement recommendations from the Daphne Public Inquiry, the Yorgen Fenech trial, and the race for deputy leader 

Friends, relatives, colleagues and members of Malta’s Moroccan community gathered in prayer at the hospital mortuary on Wednesday to give murder victim Abdellatif Oumakhlouf a dignified send-off • 'We lost one of our family'

Ġustizzja għall-Palestina and 21 other organisations want an immediate ban on military exports to Israel, as well as broader restrictions on trade

Asked whether he trusts Planning Authority CEO Johann Buttigieg not to repeat his closeness with business interests, Prime Minister Robert Abela did not answer, and instead referred journalists to Buttigieg's own reply

Pressed to comment on conflicting statements made by PL President Alex Sciberras and Special Delegate Jason Micallef, the prime minister instead lashed out at what he described as a 'trial by the media'

Labour Party Deputy Leader and MEP Alex Agius Saliba sits down with Karl Azzopardi to discuss Daphne Caruana Galizia, Yorgen Fenech’s acquittal, European defence spending and the super bonus

Arrested man attacks police officers who intervened to stop escalating argument in Valletta's streets • Two men are arrested and subsequently hospitalised • Malta Police Union calls for insurance scheme for officers

Finance Minister Clyde Caruana says energy subsidies will be prioritised in budget, insists an electoral programme has five years to be implemented

PN constitutional case cites 532 government sound bites against 66 for the Opposition and accuses PBS of failing to enforce impartiality rules governing current affairs presenters