A man is under arrest after a quantity of drugs was found in his possession. The police said the 43-year-old from Valletta was arrested at Triq is-Serkin, Marsa. Investigators found sachets of ...

Clayton Bartolo’s wife received tens of thousands of euros from a private firm which financial investigators suspect was a kickback for a Malta Tourism Authority contract. Those “suspicious ...

The police have seized 100 kilos of suspected cocaine after intercepting a container at Malta Freeport. The haul, if confirmed to be cocaine, has a street value of €14 million. The drug was ...

Australian lawmakers passed landmark rules to ban under 16s from social media on Thursday, approving one of the world's toughest crackdowns on popular sites like Facebook, Instagram and X.

Russian President Vladimir Putin apologised to former German chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday, saying he did not mean to scare her when he brought his pet Labrador to a meeting with her in 2007.

British lawmakers will hold a landmark debate this week on a divisive and emotive bill that could set the UK on its way to legalising assisted dying for terminally ill people. A euthanasia bill ...

Amanda Muscat, the wife of now-former Tourism Minister Clayton Bartolo, insisted on her innocence as she refunded the excess payments she received as a fictitious consultant. In a letter Muscat ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday called US President-elect Donald Trump an "intelligent person" who is capable of solving problems, as tensions between the West and Moscow escalate ...

Speaker Anġlu Farrugia has dismissed a privilege complaint filed by Labour MPs about the Opposition for describing a fake job given to a minister’s wife as “fraud”. In a ruling given on ...

Part of George Borg Olivier Str, St. Julian’s will be closed between 7pm and 5am tonight for emergency power cable repairs. Enemalta said the fault developed on Tuesday, and while power was ...

I recently attended the Association of Catering Establishments’ annual conference, which shed light on the state of the local catering industry. The industry’s figures speak for themselves.

Industrial action at the law courts was stopped - at least temporarily - on the strength of a warrant of prohibitory injunction that forced trade unions to cease directives. The suspension was ...