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Enemalta's outage map indicates interruptions across numerous localities in Malta and Gozo due to power cuts on Thursday morning.

Prime Minister Abela has expressed opposition to the implementation of EU-level taxes within the bloc's upcoming budget.

A report on planning appeals reveals that the public has been successful in 41% of cases.

Prime Minister Abela met with Donald Trump, emphasizing the strong diplomatic relations between Malta and the United States.

Local beekeepers are raising concerns and issuing warnings about a significant hornet crisis affecting Malta.

St Monica School has officially objected to a proposed residential rezoning that would occur adjacent to its campus in Birkirkara.

The ORNIS committee has approved a government proposal aimed at reducing penalties for individuals found guilty of hunting illegalities.

The deputy speaker has ruled that the prime minister did not attribute malicious intent to Alex Borg.

A woman, after a confrontation with police officers at Mater Dei, breaks down and pleads with the magistrate not to impose a prison sentence.

The Malta Chamber has refuted claims suggesting that local businesses prioritize inexpensive foreign labor instead of investing in the economy.

Members of the Moroccan community and friends gathered to bid an emotional farewell to Abdellatif Oumakhlouf, a victim of murder.

The Nationalist Party (PN) supports the initiative for providing free chemotherapy to cancer patients under the government's medicines formulary.

A MaltaToday survey indicates that only 16% of respondents anticipated the acquittal of Yorgen Fenech.

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