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The government aims to continue strengthening essential services equitably across both islands, Prime Minister Robert Abela said. On Thursday, Prime Minister Robert Abela carried out a number of visits in Gozo, covering various fields and sectors, including education and skills, emergency services, culture and art, as well as enterprise. During an

A court has ruled that all five youths charged in connection with the brutal assault of a 14-year-old boy in Sliema will be tried together as adults, despite attempts by the defence to have the minors heard separately in the Juvenile Court. The case dates back to 31st January, when a 14-year-old boy was allegedly attacked by a group and left unconscious

Instagram will begin notifying parents when their teenage children repeatedly search for content related to suicide or self-harm, platform owner Meta announced on Thursday, as the company faces mounting legal pressure over its handling of young users. The alerts, rolling out in coming weeks in the US, Britain, Australia and Canada, will be triggered

The National Audit Office (NAO) and The Malta Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise and Industry signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening cooperation and fostering structured dialogue on matters of mutual interest. The MoU was signed by Mr Charles Deguara, Auditor General, Mr Noel Camilleri, Deputy Auditor General, representing the

The Ministry for Social Policy has launched a renewed National Alcohol Policy. The policy sets out a five-year vision and it updates previous measures to reflect current changes related to alcohol consumption. In a statement, the Ministry said that the central aim of the policy is to minimise the harmful effects of alcohol consumption on physical and

Where better to launch a 21st-century branding extravaganza than in front of 5,000-year-old stones that have witnessed the rise and fall of entire civilisations, and now, apparently, the unveiling of a logo? There stood Robert Abela , framed by the solemn magnificence of Ħaġar Qim , delivering a TED-Talk-meets-tourism-advertisement about “people, ideas

Former government official Neville Gafa formed part of an unlawful arrangement with a Libyan intermediary to collect medical visa payments from Libyan nationals seeking treatment in Malta. The information comes from a civil case filed by the Libyan intermediary against the Health Ministry, the director general of the Department of Health Services,

Four Maltese projects have been recognised with the prestigious European Innovative Teaching Award (EITA) 2025, highlighting local excellence in education and innovation. The award, an initiative by the European Commission, celebrates outstanding projects funded through the Erasmus+ programme across Europe. Malta was represented by four initiatives

Earlier this month, MaltaPost brought together employees from its Post Office Network and Insurance Department for a full-day training seminar held at Trident Park in Mrieħel. The seminar marked an important step in the company's ongoing efforts to enhance customer service and strengthen collaboration across its nationwide customer-serving network

Consultations with various stakeholders on the creation of national parks at White Rocks, Fort Campbell, and Manoel Island are continuing actively, with Environment Minister Miriam Dalli, together with the Project Green team, meeting with Nature Trust Malta to discuss their proposals for White Rocks as a national park. During the meeting, Nature Trust