New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark yesterday said that following Malta’s European Union accession, New Zealand believes the time was ripe to “freshen up” the relations between the two countries....

Maltese eyewitnesses to the coloured cornflour attack on British Premier Tony Blair yesterday told The Malta Independent that the act was one of protest about the situation in the Middle East....

As his tearful family looked on, a man was sentenced to 30 years in prison after he admitted killing an elderly Santa Lucia couple in their own home on 10 February 2000....

The Mecca of entertainment in Malta – frequented by thousands of people of all ages – is presently in shambles because of construction work being carried out there....

At what age should teenagers be allowed to go to Paceville and what curfew should they be given?...

Following the series of articles that we published on discipline, we received the following letter from Joseph S. Ellul from Zurrieq....

Is the Broadcasting Authority coming down too hard on what radio presenters are allowed to say during their shows? Josanne Cassar gets both sides of the story by speaking to Steve Hili from Capital Radio and BA chairman Kevin Aquilina...

“Innovation and Investment in Research and Development is one of the key drivers to enhancing the overall Competitiveness of Industry.” This was stated by Competitiveness and Communications Minister Censu Galea who is attending the EU Competitiveness...

As part of the ongoing transition programme a number of visits have taken place at the Dun Manwel Attard School in Wardija over the past couple of months. These are organised by the school staff for their students, all with special needs. These visit...

For the first time ever, the NSO is publishing its Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP). This is worked out in accordance with the rules specified in a series of European Union Regulations developed by Eurostat in conjunction with the EU Member...