Foreign Minister Michael Frendo yesterday expressed satisfaction about Malta’s concerns being addressed in a final framework document agreed on in connection with negotiations with the World Trade Organisation....

The Malta Labour Party is later on this week expected to publish a report on the way forward for the country economic and social regeneration Labour Leader Alfred Sant said yesterday....

Have you ever wondered what a tourist’s experience of Malta is like? I (Angele) set about trying to find out....

A few weeks have passed since the official opening of Paceville’s embellishment, yet there is still no sign of a proper management plan for Malta’s “entertainment Mecca”. A tour of the area in the morning, especially at the weekend, reveals a host of...

Nationalist Party member of parliament David Agius has called upon the Malta Trade Fairs Corporation to come forward to discuss possible solutions to the relocation of the trade fair grounds from Naxxar to Attard. He said that relocating the fair wil...

A tradition dating back to the 1970s is being discontinued this evening....

Last week a half-kilometre stretch of sea was filled with floating dead fish a few kilometers off Il-Hofriet. This phenomenon was observed by marine biologist Dr Adriana Vella, assisted by BICREF members during scientific marine surveys carried out a...

The Save Wied Garnaw Action Group said in a statement yesterday it is compelled to question MEPA’s assurances that as a result of its enforcement action, illegal developments at a former skip depot in Wied Garnaw have been resolved....

The Knights of St. John would be in a for quite a shock if they went to the "Sacra Imfermeria" today. Two kilometres of cable and 250 metres of electricity wire have been used to connect about 150 computers in one of the halls of the Mediterranean C...

Malta’s entry into the European Union does not appear to have brought work practices up to scratch, rather the situation has taken a turn for the worse. The end of the month is seeing a scramble for licences that is reaching apocalyptic proportions, ...