Remember your school days? Reports, the dreaded detentions, fancying the teachers and trying to avoid the bullies?...

Bribes paid to Greek officials last year rose by €50 million to €790 million, Transparency International’s Greek office said on Thursday, noting that the increase was mainly attributable to illicit transactions in the private sector....

Oilmen working off the Dutch coast presented €1,635 to Inspire to help disabled families in Malta – every year the crews aboard the Noble Ronald Hoope, an American drilling rig working in Holland...

Alternattiva Demokratika, commenting on a report presented to the EU Commission by the Malta Resources Authority, said this confirms that Malta land use decisions taken in the past years have penalised the development of renewable energy....

The Malta International Airport in February registered a 6 per cent increase in passenger movements over the corresponding month of 2009, resulting in an average increase of 6.7 per cent for the first two months of 2010....

The Malta Standards Authority is between this month and May conducting a survey on the consumption of food and drink by adults aged between 19 and 65, aiming to obtain a clear picture of the amount...

Between rapidly growing IT infrastructures and high power and cooling costs, today’s technology executives have more than enough reasons to explore green, sustainable IT strategies...

St Patrick’s Day, 17 March, will mark and honour the Irish heritage – more than 60 million people worldwide claim Irish ancestry, including the 4.1 million citizens of Ireland....

Church NGO Caritas Malta has started an interactive campaign to promote their Xefaq service aimed to help people who may have exposed themselves to sexually transmitted infections. ...

A 24-year-old man who was due to stand trial for drug trafficking has been given a six-year jail term and a €15,000 fine. ...