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Quite recently, I wrote about the exercise of the sovereign prerogative of mercy in Malta during early British rule, limiting myself to cases in which the gover

Suicide bombing in Peshawar killed 57 people and wounded nearly 200

Updated 10.50am A 34-year-old man has admitted to setting a car on fire in Msida six days ago. Mustafa Ozturk, a Turkish national who lives at Luqa, pleaded g

A man has admitted to having intentionally started a fire which destroyed a car in Msida last Saturday

An hour-and-a-half wait by the press was all in vain on Thursday as the Prime Minister makes a dramatic escape

Prime Minister Robert Abela slipped away from journalists covering the inauguration of a new SR Technics hangar on Thursday evening. A communication aide claim

Antonia Micallef: “This is a country that needs to learn from its past mistakes such as building in valleys which resulted in more flooding”

Following an electoral campaign can be painful. More so if you’ve long lost faith in politics and its players and are thus relegated to the status of comm

Regeneration work in Luqa’s industrial zone aimed to give a new and improved appearance to the area has started. The works will benefit 120 small and med

When Renata Kreglicka decided to go help Ukrainians refugees crossing into Poland, she asked for donations to fill an extra suitcase she reserved for the trip.&