Mobile phones, crutches, jewellery, digital cameras, a walking stick, a harpoon and even a PSP and iPod were among the long list of lost items waiting to be claimed by their owners at the police headquarters....

The police arrested four people, three men and one woman, and confiscated almost eight kilogrammes of cannabis resin and €65, 000 in cash. ...

With a call for private training providers caught up in legal wrangling, the education minister and the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology yesterday assured students who have not yet started their courses ...

Karl Chircop was an example of integrity, honesty, loyalty and commitment – solid values that have to passed on to future generations, Speaker of the House of Representatives Louis Galea said yesterday...

The government is organising and building its capacity to implement data protection in government departments “in an appropriate and cost effective manner” Godwin Grima, ...

PARIS: Euro nations yesterday agreed to temporarily guarantee bank refinancing as part of a raft of emergency measures to ease the credit crunch. ...

Azzjoni Nazzjonali leader Josie Muscat yesterday urged Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi to not sign the European Pact on Asylum and Refugees.Speaking at a press conference, Dr Muscat said that since the burden-sharing ...

While in other countries governments were making good for problems in the economy which were being reflected on families, the Nationalist Party in Malta was doing the opposite,...

With reference to the current global financial crisis, Alternattiva Demokratika – The Green Party said it welcomed attempts to protect savings of banks clients and jobs of bank workers....

Moviment Graffitti expressed disappointment that the supermarket in Hal Safi which was embroiled in a huge controversy a few months ago, is now completed and started operating....