Former foreign minister Joe Borg was yesterday sworn in as Malta’s European Union commissioner during a ceremony held in Brussels....

Sliema residents told The Malta Independent that a number of “abusive” reserved parking spaces that had been removed some time ago because the holders were allegedly not entitled to one were “mysteriously” given back to these people “a short while be...

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday said that the International Trade Fair was an indicator of local consumer spending and helped gauge the confidence buyers had in the local market....

The employment rate in 2003 stood at 53.7 per cent, 0.8 per cent less than the rate in 2002, figures issued by the National Statistics Office revealed yesterday....

The French Ambassador to Malta, Patrick Chrismant, has reacted to last week’s story which quoted what The Guardian alleged passed between French President Jacques Chirac and Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi....

UpThe European CupIt must be the year of the underdog. Not only does Arnold pip past the much-endorsed Joanna in the great race for the fifth seat, but we also saw Greece beating France, Sweden and Denmark eliminating Italy (in true Eurovision ...

The European Parliament elections have had a significant impact on the resources of the police corps, Police Commissioner John Rizzo told journalists on Friday....

The 13-day programme of activities celebrating the 190th anniversary of the Malta Police Corps was announced on Friday....

After four years of legal wrangling, the Court of Appeal has finally ruled on the dispute between go mobile and Vodafone Malta concerning interconnection rates between the two mobile operations....

Excavations on a site between Santa Maria Estate and Tas-Sellum estate in Mellieha Bay was stopped earlier last week after vociferous protests were made by the residents....