At the end of the two-day High-Level Global Conference on the Universal Prohibition of Corporal Punishment, President Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, delivered her concluding remarks together with...

Alternattiva Demokratika today stressed that the massive Attard project combining with that of Buqana in Mosta going up to Mriehel will not solve anything. On the contrary, it will increase traffic,...

Lawmakers have to have the courage to take the tough decisions needed - even if the fruit of those decisions is only apparent after our electoral mandate is over, Nationalist MEP Roberta Metsola said....

An Associated Press report has once again linked Malta’s passport scheme with money laundering issues. In a report mostly dealing with Latvia in the wake of US sanctions, Malta is mentioned...

The investigation into the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia is in “serious danger” as “investigating magistrate (Anthony) Vella was offered promotion to a judge so that a...

The country’s future was linked to an economic and social plan that, sustainable over a six- to seven-year period, would place Malta among the leading EU countries, Dr Alfred Sant said yesterday....

Six soldier artists – Brigadier Maurice Calleja, Brigadier Claude Gaffiero, Colonel Ronnie de Renzy Channer, Captain Eric Gerada Azzopardi, Major Martin Scicluna and Major Philip Zammit Briffa – are holding an exhibition of their paintings at Palazzo Sant...

For this year’s prize day, the drama students at Guzè Damato Paola Boys Secondary School, under the direction of their teacher, Nazzareno Camilleri, gave a representation of one of the most enjoyable comedies written by the famous Italian dramatist and N...

Presently, at the SPCA, one can find lots and lots of cute kittens looking for a good home....

On 1 May 2004, Malta became a member of the European Union. Two years later, what has Malta gained from membership? In an interview, Prime Minister LAWRENCE GONZI tells David Kelleher what the government has achieved over the past 24 months and he insists...