An elderly man pleaded not guilty to threatening to kill his wife and holding her against her will....

A Libyan man was given a six month-jail term, suspended for a year, for defrauding Maltacom and tampering with the company’s telephone lines....

Recurrent revenue during the first eight months of 2004 amounted to Lm469 million, and made up 55.6 per cent of this year’s budget forecast. This represents an increase of Lm27.4 million or 6.2 per cent on the same period last year. At the same time,...

The UN should put more emphasis on disarmament measures, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said on Thursday night, while expressing his hope that the Euro-Med region would assist countries such as Malta in its fight against illegal migration....

The Justice and Interior Ministry confirmed yesterday that the 84 illegal immigrants who landed in Sicily last week will be sent back to Malta....

A mother and her six-year-old daughter were critically injured following a head-on collision with a truck in Marsascala yesterday morning. ...

The government yesterday issued a statement insisting that it had acted flexibly in the issue regarding the contractors who were over-estimating the roadworks in tenders issued by the Malta Transport Authority (ADT). ...

The Diocesan Assembly met yesterday evening to discuss the first year of work of the Synod....

The Rural Affairs and Environment Ministry has again thanked all those who took part in activities to mark Car Free Day on Wednesday....

Labour’s main spokesman on European Affairs, George Vella, addressed the Committee on Political Affairs, Security, and Human Rights of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Euro-Med Process that is currently meeting in Brussels....