Customs yesterday seized 14,000 counterfeit Rolex watches at the Freeport which were destined for mainland Europe....

Mr Justice Carmel A Agius has recently been appointed chairman of the Rules Committee of the Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal based in The Hague....

The Organic Farming Unit, on behalf of the Rural Affairs and the Environment Ministry, has held a half-day seminar at the Victoria Hotel, Sliema, on the importation and selling of organic produce in Malta....

Maltese culture must be brought to a fore during EU accession celebrations on 1 May. “Our culture is what sets us apart from all other countries and therefore serves as the best promotion for our island”, said Tourism and Culture Minister Francis Zam...

Assistant Director of Education responsible for Special Educational Needs at the Education Division Michael King has recently returned from a study visit to the Netherlands....

If passed through parliament, the bill of law on the registration of building industry contractors and the Building Control Act will set up new building regulations requiring architects to take on new responsibilities and hopefully make for more ener...

The wages, salaries and turnover per head index in the manufacturing industry has registered a continuous increase from 1995 to 2003, according to figures published by the National Statistics Office yesterday....

New regulations under which two- and three-star hotels and aparthotels can, for the first time, offer bed-and-breakfast only have been introduced in order to tap the market for this service....

Nationalist Party candidate for the European Parliament election Ian Spiteri Bailey yesterday organised a breakfast meeting for friends and supporters at the Waterfront Hotel in Gzira....

British Labour MEP Mark Watts and Malta Labour Party candidate for the European Parliament Joseph Muscat have met a delegation from the General Workers’ Union to discuss ways in which they can defend Maltese and Gozitan workers....