Tourism income for 2003 was up on figures for 2001 by about Lm14.6 million or 5.9 per cent, said Tourism Minister Francis Zammit Dimech....

There was a very poor turnout for a university discussion meeting yesterday....

Rural Affairs and the Environment Ministry will be accepting applications for four temporary state aid schemes applicable to specific dairy products, semi-processed tomatoes, meat products and cereals....

Tourism and Culture Minister Francis Zammit Dimech said he was extremely pleased to address all those involved in conservation when he gave the opening speech on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the opening of the Malta Centre for Restoration...

The European media gave extensive coverage to Malta’s accession to the EU, including interviewing people with a Maltese connection....

Alternattiva Demokratika has welcomed the Broadcasting Authority’s decision in which NET TV was reprimanded for distorting reality in a news item dealing with an activity organised by AD....

The Malta Labour Party has held a meeting with British MP Terry Davis....

To accompany the 1 May celebrations, the Nationalist government introduced VAT on about 400 items that were previously exempted from the tax, said Opposition deputy leader Charles Mangion....

After listening to a shop owner describe how a man wielding a gun had entered his shop, tried to shoot him and stolen several mobile phone top-up vouchers, a magistrates’ court ruled yesterday that sufficient evidence had been presented for a bill of...

Two German frigates, FGS Brandenburg and FGS Bremen, as well as a supply ship FGS Frankfurt am Main, were expected to leave Grand Harbour this morning after a short break in Malta....