Animal Liberation Malta leads march against animal testing on World Day for Laboratory Animals
Animal Liberation Malta protests animal testing on World Day for Laboratory Animals, urging public to choose cruelty-free products.
Ambjent Malta completes work on Dwejra Lines, making it accessible for trekkers
Works by Ambjent Malta to make the Dwejra Lines more accessible for trekkers and the public have now been finalised
Nationalist Party to hold Workers' Day mass protest, says Labour abandoned workers

The Nationalist Party will be holding several activities on 1 May to celebrate Workers' Day around the common theme ‘Nagħtu s-Saħħa...

The Nationalist Party will be holding several activities on...

David Casa wants Venice Commission to investigate PM’s refusal to hold Jean Paul Sofia inquiry

Nationalist MEP David Casa has asked the President of PACE to mandate an investigation into the government’s refusal to launch a public inquiry into the...

Nationalist MEP David Casa has asked the President of PACE...

Updated | Labour MP Glenn Bedingfield pins €7,200 in back taxes on employer failings

Labour MP Glenn Bedingfield says he has settled an outstanding tax bill flagged by the Tax Commissioner • Attributes discrepancy to tax charged by employer

Labour MP Glenn Bedingfield says he has settled an...

PN executive approves David Agius candidature for MEP

Former PN deputy leader David Agius joins established line-up of PN candidates...

Former PN deputy leader David Agius joins established...

Steward complains to European Commission as it ups political pressure on Malta

Steward Health Care International has filed a formal complaint with the European Commission over what it claims is Malta’s poor rule of law record

Steward Health Care International has filed a formal...

‘EU action on turtle dove hunting should cover all member states, not just Malta’

Harsh Brussels line on Malta hunting cannot ignore other EU states hunting of bird in autumn, says MEP candidate Peter Agius

Harsh Brussels line on Malta hunting cannot ignore other EU...

Prime Minister gives stern telling-off to magistrate over delays in Jean Paul Sofia inquiry

Prime Minister Robert Abela complains to the Chief Justice in a rare letter on the delays in the Jean Paul Sofia inquiry

Prime Minister Robert Abela complains to the Chief Justice...

Labour Party retreat sees Emanuel Cuschieri return to One Radio with daily political commentary

Labour Party veteran Emanuel Cuschieri will return to the party’s radio station with a daily political commentary in the run-up to Workers’ Day,...

Labour Party veteran Emanuel Cuschieri will return to the...

KSU offering to cover legal expenses for students arrested after exposing FreeHour security flaw

KSU has offered to cover any legal expenses incurred by four students who were arrested and interrogated for exposing a security flaw in the popular student...

KSU has offered to cover any legal expenses incurred by...

Ryanair flight to Malta makes medical evacuation landing at Rome Fiumicino

Ryanair flight from Bergamo to Malta makes emergency stop in Rome Fiumicino for passenger that had to be taken to hospital

Ryanair flight from Bergamo to Malta makes emergency stop...

CABS slams ‘unofficial’ spring hunting of turtle doves as court case remains pending

The Committee Against Bird Slaughter (CABS) says hunters have been observed hunting in forested areas associated with the turtle dove, despite a court...

The Committee Against Bird Slaughter (CABS) says hunters...

Government pledges to safeguard barklori livelihood amid concerns over quay expansion

Transport Ministry says Pinto Wharf extension in Grand Harbour will include permanent landing place for traditional boatsmen providing water taxi services

Transport Ministry says Pinto Wharf extension in Grand...

‘We were taunted’: Holy Week marred by loud music in Valletta despite police permits

Holy Week procession organisers call for urgent action from authorities after no enforcement takes place despite requests

Holy Week procession organisers call for urgent action...

FreeHour: Nationalist MP says ethical hackers in Malta need safe harbour law

Nationalist MP Ivan Bartolo calls for “safe harbour” framework for hackers who use their skills to expose vulnerabilities on cybersecurity

Nationalist MP Ivan Bartolo calls for “safe...

Delayed car plates burden importers with stocked garages and cash flow issues

​Delays in issuing car number plates by Transport Malta are leaving importers with fully stocked garages, as owners await their new vehicles • Ministry...

​Delays in issuing car number plates by Transport Malta...

Study to investigate impact of rising sea levels on Jerma development

​The Jerma developers in Marsaskala will have to study the impact of rising...

​The Jerma developers in Marsaskala will have to study...

Updated | Portrait of Jean Paul Sofia removed from near Castille steps

Isabelle Bonnici placed a portrait of her son in front of the Prime Minister’s office to pressure government into launching a public inquiry •...

Isabelle Bonnici placed a portrait of her son in front...

PN meets with barklori as new jetty threatens traditional water taxi operators

Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech meets with traditional boatsmen, or barklori, a week after they voiced concerns on a new jetty that will push them out...

Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech meets with...