Minister for Home Affairs and Security, Glenn Bedingfield, announced a push to criminalize the possession of mobile phones in prison, calling the current situation 'unacceptable'. This comes after authorities revealed allegations that inmates at Kordin prison were using mobile phones to coordinate a murder plot.

Lovin Malta: Minister Announces Push To Make Phones In Prison A Crime

Minister Bedingfield announced efforts to make possessing mobile phones in prison a criminal offense, describing the situation as 'unacceptable'.

Lovin Malta: 'Inmates Were Plotting A Murder' Using Phones In Prison

Inmates at Kordin prison were allegedly using mobile phones to plan a murder, as revealed by authorities.

Malta Today: Prison phone investigation raises allegations of possible murder plot

An investigation into prison phone usage has uncovered allegations related to a potential murder plot.

Malta's electronic monitoring scheme has recorded eight breaches and tagged 18 individuals since January, with the Home Affairs Ministry considering an expansion of its use.

Malta Today: Eight breaches, 18 people tagged: Malta’s electronic monitoring scheme nine…

The Home Affairs Ministry confirmed eight breaches in Malta's electronic monitoring scheme since January, as the government considers expanding its use.

The installation of the land cable for Malta's second electricity interconnector with Sicily has reached 92% completion, moving the project closer to its final stages.

Lovin Malta: Malta's Second Electricity Interconnector Nears Completion

The installation of the land cable for Malta's second electricity interconnector with Sicily has reached 92% completion.

Police have arrested a woman after discovering approximately €70,000 worth of ketamine hidden in a suitcase.

Malta Today: Woman arrested after police find €70,000 worth of ketamine in suitcase

A woman has been arrested by police who discovered approximately €70,000 worth of ketamine hidden in a suitcase.

A recent survey indicates that population growth and traffic congestion are the primary concerns for the public. Amidst these concerns, Prime Minister Robert Abela defended Malta's economic model, asserting that if it is successful, there is no need to abandon it.

Malta Today: Population growth, traffic are Malta's top concerns

A survey indicates that population growth and traffic congestion are the primary concerns for the public in Malta.

Malta Today: ‘If the recipe is working, do you throw it away?’ Abela defends economic model

Prime Minister Abela defended Malta's economic model by questioning the need for change if it is successful.

Victoria Mayor Brian Azzopardi expressed his desire for Gozo to be viewed as a primary tourist destination, rather than merely an afterthought for visitors to Malta.

Malta Today: WATCH | Brian Azzopardi: ‘We want visitors to choose Gozo, not treat it as an…

Brian Azzopardi expresses a desire for Gozo to be a primary tourist destination rather than a secondary option.