A free press doesn’t mean it’s not a tame press. | Evening News. Tomorrow’s News Today. | We Know Where You Live.
The Planning Authority may have to turn objectors away from today’s hearing, expected to decide on controversial plans for a 38-storey tower and 17-storey hotel in St George’s Bay, due Continue Reading
PN leader Adrian Delia promised to continue working to safeguard the interests of the people and to speak out in Europe on their behalf. He was speaking following a European Continue Reading
Fr Charles Fenech, the former director of the Kerygma Movement, has been acquitted of having sexually abused a vulnerable woman after an appeals court found that the relationship between the two Continue Reading
The Planning Authority, which is expected to decide on the mega project at the former ITS site in Pembroke on Thursday, says it cannot stop the process pending the outcome Continue Reading
Germany’s government said on Tuesday it would replace the head of its domestic intelligence agency who has faced accusations of harbouring far-right sympathies, putting an end to a row that Continue Reading
An MEP delegation investigating migration matters in Europe has urged the Maltese government to cease the “unlawful” blocking of NGO rescue vessels and aircraft. Following meetings with humanitarian NGO Sea Watch, MEPs Continue Reading
A surge in the clamping of illegally-parked cars at Mater Dei Hospital has caused a wave of complaints and raised questions about the manner how a new operator at the hospital Continue Reading
Prime Minister Joseph Muscat met his UK counterpart Theresa May at London on Monday, in a meeting focused on the latest Brexit developments. In a brief statement, the government said the meeting Continue Reading
