A meeting of European Union transport ministers ended in acrimony on Friday amid allegations that Brussels lawmakers were seeking to bankrupt small ferry companies. ...

The two 5000-year-old tombs discovered during extension work being carried out at the parish priest’s house in Kercem, and the pottery recovered on site, have been identified as belonging to the Tarxien phase of Maltese prehistory. ...

The hand of friendship that was offered by Siggiewi Nationalist Party local councillors to their Labour counterparts was refused last Thursday, as the latter turned down a proposition to have a Labour representative ...

Following a tender process, the Malta Information Technology Agency (MITA) said yesterday it has entered into a five-year agreement with Dakar Software Systems...

Three Strategic Environment Assessment proposals regarding the provision of an energy policy for Malta, and the effects such a policy would have on the environment, have been submitted. ...

October being breast care awareness month, I recently met two women who have battled with breast cancer and who want to support others who have been or who ...

In a judicial letter filed this week, the Commissioner of Lands has given the Labour Party three months in which to carry out what appear to be extensive repairs on a number of building complexes for which it was granted a perpetual lease back in 1979....

Various localities in Malta will benefit from the E4 million allocated to road surface and roadside repair work for 2009 by the Network Infrastructure Directorate of the Malta Transport Authority. ...

The large consignment of ammunition confiscated from an Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines (IRISL) freighter at the Malta Freeport on Friday was en route from Iran to Syria, and possibly onward from there ...

Former Labour leader Alfred Sant believes the government has neglected the tourism sector, pushing it low down on its priority list when it should have been at the top of the administration’s agenda....