With a new deputy leadership for parliamentary affairs post set to be created inside the PN, MP Mark Anthony Sammut does not exclude contesting either of the deputy leadership posts once the statute is amended

Marsa is one of those localities with a very particular set of realities. Its mayor, Luke Farrugia tells Matthew Farrugia that the key to staying on top of everything is to keep the public informed of the good and the bad behaviours impacting the locality

Daphne Caruana Galizia’s father recalls watching his grandsons in his now-murdered daughter’s garden as her killers watched and waited from across the valley before planting the bomb that killed her, as thousands gathered in Valletta to renew calls for justice following Yorgen Fenech’s acquittal

MaltaToday asked people in Valletta why they were compelled to attend the solidarity protest over the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.

Two rare and strictly protected Black Storks recorded in Malta on Monday afternoon after seeking refuge in the Buskett area following adverse weather conditions that brought an influx of migratory birds to the islands

Home affairs minister says police will be given any resources or foreign assistance they request, while insisting investigators must be left to work independently

Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield accuses MaltaToday of racism after asking about absent enforcement during Ta’ Qali party mayhem • Minister defends government enforcement record • Nationalist Party calls on Robert Abela to distance himself from comments

Ex-MP Albert Buttigieg believes Malta’s two big parties are too reliant on the business interests that keep them financially afloat. Sitting down with Matthew Farrugia, he insists that state party financing is the only way to end the influence

Former prime minister Joseph Muscat defends his handling of his right-hand man Keith Schembri, insisting being close with someone does not mean you know everything about them

Former prime minister Joseph Muscat says he was ‘baffled’ by Yorgen Fenech’s acquittal, while defending his handling of the murder investigation, rejecting claims made during the trial about police briefings and leaks, and warning against attacks on jurors and Malta’s institutions