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Malta’s electricity supply beyond August remains uncertain as the government has yet to confirm a new gas supply agreement to replace the current 10-year deal, the Nationalist Party has warned. Malta currently gets its liquified natural gas (LNG) through a 10-year agreement with SOCAR Trading, a deal linked with the Electrogas project. In a press conference

Malta International Airport is urging passengers to plan ahead this summer, warning of longer queues and possible delays as it prepares for its busiest season yet. With passenger traffic expected to surge in the coming months, especially on Thursdays, the airport is advising travellers to allow extra time at every stage of their journey. Those heading

A free emergency veterinary service to transport animals from Gozo to Malta is soon to be introduced, Animal Rights Minister Anton Refalo has said. Speaking at Thursday's National Animal Conference, organised by Vuċi għall-Annimali, Refalo said the initiative would ensure equal access to urgent veterinary care for pet owners in Gozo. The minister highlighted

An 80-year-old woman has been grievously injured after being hit by a forklift. Police said the octogenarian, a British national, was hit by a forklift driven by a 30-year-old Marsa man on Xatt Pinto in Floriana at around 11am this morning. The woman was treated at the scene before being taken to Mater Dei Hospital, where her injuries were certified