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Maltese ‘aristos’ at first Romanov wedding on Russian soil since 1917

Malta nobles rub shoulders with ‘crème de la crème of European aristocracy’ at first Romanov wedding since Soviet collapse

Stab wounds, not doctors, caused Hugo Chetcuti death, prosecutor says

Prosecutor rebuts defence arguments that medical professionals were partly responsible for Hugo Chetcuti’s death as he died from septicaemia

Rosianne Cutajar insists it was her decision to be replaced at the Council of Europe assembly

Former Parliamentary Secretary Rosianne Cutajar insists that she asked to be replaced after a complaint was lodged against her

Gozo air link, a cargo hub linking the airport and Freeport, and drones feature in draft aviation policy

A draft aviation policy includes references to the development of an aviation sector in Gozo, better utilisation of airport grounds in Malta and…

[WATCH] BirdLife and CABS report rampant illegal hunting on Friday

South-westerly winds favoured migration of birds of prey on Friday • BirdLife says it has collected three illegally shot protected birds, puttin…

Vulture conservation groups demands criminal action over alleged Egyptian vulture killing

Two European conservation groups have written to the Prime Minister asking that the crime be punished

Arnold Cassola to run as independent in 10th and 11th districts

Arnold Cassola will contest the next general election as an independent candidate

Rosianne Cutajar called to answer for conflict of interest in PACE inquiry

The PACE inquiry is investigating the alleged confict of interest Rosianne Cutajar had when voting on the Omtzigt report on rule of law in Malta

PN open to COLA revision and living wage framework

However, the party is non-committal on a minimum wage increase or a universal basic income

Updated | Students plead guilty to damaging historic gunpost while camping at Majjistral Park

Four French students receive suspended sentences, fines for damaging a historic gunpost at Majjistral Park when they set up camp there

Mintoff got Zorba the Greek composer to pen Malta’s Freedom Day hymn in 1979

Labour premier got Marxist rebel Mikis Theodorakis to write hymn commemorating Malta’s Freedom Day in 1979

Plans for Xemxija marina foresee berthing for 168 boats

Xemxija marina will cover an area of four large football grounds and would impact on protected seagrasses

Former PD leader Anthony Buttigieg to contest election on ADPD ticket

Anthony Buttigieg, a medical doctor, will be contesting the next general election on the ADPD ticket in the 1st and 10th districts

Newsbook is latest victim in spoof catfishing email saga

Endless spoof emails from impersonators of journalist Manuel Delia and other individuals and entities, have been sent to all major media houses…

Studenti Graffitti: back in action

Studenti Graffitti believes in a free and radical democracy that leaves the power in the hands of the many and not the few - leading therefore t…

Slime, and slime, and slime again…

Here goes: ‘How many [environment ministries/agencies/authorities/regulatory bodies, etc.] does it take to change a lightbulb [in Malta]?’

Muscat, from statesman to nuisance: five takeaways from his interview

Has Joseph Muscat relegated himself from the once-statesman with European ambitions, to a nuisance factor who capitalises on his supporters’ und…

Man jailed for begging, stealing electronics

A 33-year-old man has been jailed after admitting to having stolen expensive electronics and cash in January