A strike by air traffic controllers forced cancellations of more than 60 percent of flights around France and disrupted travel elsewhere in Europe on Wednesday, as workers protested a plan to simplify...

Every Wednesday night in June, Palazzo de Piro courtyard and terrace will be brightened by the sounds of renowned jazz players, Adrian ‘ir-Russ’ Brincat and Dominic Galea accompanied by...

Parliamentary Secretary Edward Zammit Lewis said that Melita is a prime example of continued investment, starting off as a cable operator and expanding its business into different sectors, today...

The annual Student Placement Programme has been recently launched to place students following ICT vocational and academic studies with all employers who can offer a meaningful ICT work experience. The...

British officials are hoping that the impending royal birth will produce a bouncing baby buoy for the economy.   With the Duchess of Cambridge due to give birth to an heir to the throne next...

Crwd Gift was the winning venture of Malta’s first ever Startup Weekend, held at SmartCity Malta between 7th and 9th June. Saħħa and Dash Thru were the first and second runners-up,...

A cloud is hanging over free trade discussions between the European Union and the United after France said it would veto any deal that includes the film, radio or TV industries.   The stakes...

France's main airports have cut their flight timetables in half to cope with a three-day strike by air traffic controllers.   The Civil Aviation Authority said that some 1,800...

Japan's central bank has ended a two-day policy meeting with an upbeat assessment for the world's No. 3 economy and a pledge to persist with its aggressive monetary easing policies aimed at...

A top European Central Bank official is warning ahead of a hearing at Germany's highest court that killing the bank's program to buy troubled countries' bonds would have significant...