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Enemalta has issued two major tenders with a combined value of almost €11 million for the supply and installation of new cables in Gozo. In a statement, the energy company said the investment will make the electricity network more robust and reliable by providing additional capacity to meet future demand. The larger tender, valued at approximately

US President Donald Trump concedes that the war he ordered on Iran was partly to blame for his Republican Party's sweeping midterm losses - but even as he comes under pressure, analysts said Wednesday that he has few good options ahead. It remains to be seen what path Trump will take after emerging politically weakened as Democrats seized control of

The Attorney General’s office says it has confidence in the “professionalism and commitment” of its prosecutors, as criticism mounts over two high-profile murder trials it has lost in two months. A jury cleared Lorin Scicluna of the racially motivated murder of Lassana Cisse on Sunday in a shock decision that came shortly after a jury found Yorgen

Tourists smoking cannabis in public places will soon be subject to an on-the-spot fine of €235, Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield has announced. Cannabis has been legal in Malta since 2021 but it is heavily regulated, with rules on how much a person can possess and from where it can be purchased. A ban on smoking in public places is one of the