Labour MEP Joseph Muscat is in Brussels where he has taken part in meetings of the Economic and Internal Market committees within the European Parliament....

The Malta Labour Party will be holding a fund-raising activity on Independence Day, 21 September, and an end-of-summer event two days before, on 19 September, in St Julian’s, MLP Deputy Leader for Party Affairs Michael Falzon announced yesterday....

A study carried out by the University of Malta a few years ago revealed that 14 per cent of the students interviewed needed help with the Maltese language, while 25 per cent needed a helping hand with English....

Much progress has been made since the first local and regional libraries were set up, but the time has now come to coordinate their efforts to ensure a more efficient service, Parliamentary Secretary Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici said yesterday....

Another 26 illegal immigrants yesterday set foot on Malta, at Wied iz-Zurrieq....

The Ministry for Rural Affairs and the Environment, together with project partners BirdLife Malta and Din l-Art Helwa, have condemned the cowardly act of one or more individuals who yesterday uprooted young trees and caused considerable damage to the...

The Union Haddiema Maghqudin has signed collective agreements for three of the government’s authorities, following several meetings and what the union described as “tiring negotiations”....

Local Hyundai representatives, Meridian Enterprises Co. Ltd, yesterday launched two new sports utility vehicles (SUV), the Tucson and the Terracan, set to take the European and American markets by storm....

August was slightly cooler than average, but the nights were warmer – this is the general description of the past month according to the Meteorological Office at Malta International Airport....

By mid-2005, Mdina, Malta’s old capital city, will have new paving – a project which is costing the government Lm600,000....