Prime Minister Robert Abela stated that he completely disagrees that the case has turned political, stating that the guilt of the three accused is to be decided by court

The Prime Minister also addressed the Abbazia, saying, 'Government will do all that is possible to ensure that this does not happen'

Transport Minister Aaron Farrugia says Malta does not agree to changes in a European directive that would see 17-year-olds permitted to drive if accompanied by an adult

While Malta awaits the Maltese feast to be recognised as part of UNESCO’s intangible heritage list, published author Godfrey Farrugia sits down with MATTHEW FARRUGIA to discuss how this became possible, how feasts keep growing in popularity, and what challenges they may face in the future

He tried contesting the European Parliament election with the Nationalist Party but today, marine biologist Alan Deidun believes environmentalists have no place in the big parties. He sits down with KARL AZZOPARDI to talks about environmental destruction, collective hypocrisy and land reclamation

Shoppers who spoke to MaltaToday during a vox pop in Sliema’s Tigné Point said the Black Friday deals that they’ve encountered are, “not exceptional

During a press conference, government also outlined its contingency plan should the Malta Union of Teachers proceed with its industrial action on Monday

In an emotional speech, Bernice's sister Clarice expressed her frustration at the system that failed her sister, noting that even one year after the murder, much is left to be done to prevent another case like this

Addressing the media’s questions on Tuesday, Transport Minister Aaron Farrugia said such traffic situations during conferences are 'inevitable'

After the Security Council’s approval of a resolution proposed by Malta calling for ‘humanitarian pauses’ in the war in Gaza, Foreign Minister Ian Borg sits down with JAMES DEBONO to talk about the diplomatic efforts to protect civilians trapped in the war