Malta’s reputation as an attractive financial services centre is its greatest asset, and the 50 double taxation agreements bear evidence to that reputation, acco...

Despite the global recession, the financial services industry in Malta grew by 22 per cent last year, and employme...

It pays to be a male in Malta: A major study released yesterday says that Malta is third in lowest male adult mortality in the whole world....

“I am taking with me loads of impressions,” said Cecilia Malmstrom, European Commissioner for Home Affairs during a press conference at the airport sho...

The search for the white van involved in the hit-and-run accident which took place on Wednesday came to an end yesterday, when the police found the white Peug...

President George Abela was rushed to hospital in China yesterday after falling and suffering a fracture to his vertebrae. As a result of the accident, the President had to cancel his presence at the Official ...

Turning down the request by GRTU for shop owners to be able to operate business as usual today was a terrible gaffe by the Finance Minister, GRTU Director General Vince ...

Crime has always made the headlines and unfortunately lives on in public memory for decades. The worse it is, the longer it is remembered. However, those acts of crime ...

In the first quarter of 2010, the shortfall between recurrent revenue and total expenditure of Central Government improved by €42.4 million to €222.6 million when ...

The Labour Party is aspiring for a separation between state and church, achieving this in reciprocal respect, Labour Party leader Joseph Muscat said during a visit by Archbishop Pawl Cremona, OP, to the PL’s national centre, marking Workers’ Day....