Shoppers in supermarkets, mini-markets, grocers and retail outlets selling mainly food items found a surprise awaiting them these past days in their preferred outlets....

John Suda was born in that part of Hamrun which used to be Marsa. He graduated from the University of Malta in English and Maltese in 1982 but had already qualified as a teacher in 1971. He made his debut on stage at the age of 10 in a school play, a...

I simply had to go and see The Passion of the Christ. I had to persuade myself to go and see it since I never see films which are violent and this film, I had been warned by friends and family as well as the international press, has plenty of graphi...

European socialists need to work to create employment opportunities, especially in view of the fact the main worry of people is losing their jobs, said Opposition Leader Alfred Sant yesterday....

The characteristics of Malta’s economy make it well-suited to join the common European currency, therefore there should be an earlier, rather than later, adoption of the euro, said Finance Ministry parliamentary secretary Tonio Fenech yesterday....

The retail prices index went up by 0.42 per cent to 102.66 from 102.23 in the previous month....

Maltapost plc is issuing a set of two stamps on 1 May to commemorate Malta’s European Union accession....

Alternattiva Demokratika, while welcoming the government’s reconsideration of the plan to site a landfill a few metres from a world heritage site, has called on the government not to play with words and to clearly declare that it is abandoning all pl...

Tourism Minister Francis Zammit Dimech has been shown around Palazzo Falson in Mdina by Maurice Degiorgio, chairman of Fondazzjoni Patrimonju Malti which is restoring and restructuring the building....

Last year, around 3.9 million printed items were imported, a fall of 14 per cent over the previous year, the National Office of Statistics said yesterday....