Any hope of incoming tourism from the Gulf and vice-versa is hampered by a deep and seemingly intractable visa issue, it emerged yesterday as the big Maltese delegation headed by Prime Minister Gonzi...

Dogs, such as pit bulls, and which are deemed aggressive should start to be micro-chipped shortly as new regulations are issued in the coming days, Resources and Rural Affairs Minister, George Pullicino announced....

Magistrate Consuelo Scerri Herrera has described columnist Daphne Caruana Galizia’s blogs as “persistent harassment”....

A Tunisian man who was seriously injured in a fight more than five years ago would have died had it not been for an immediate intervention, according to medical doctor Moira Grech, who testified in court yesterday....

The full-time gainfully occupied population in October 2009 totalled 144,094, down by 1,765 when compared to the previous year and by 420 over the previous month....

On average each United States citizen produces more than twice as much emissions as a European or Japanese citizen, according to Malta’s Ambassador on Climate Change, Michael Zammit Cutajar...

Opposition leader Joseph Muscat’s China visit came to an end yesterday in the city of Shanghai where he met various officials from central and city government....

The phallus-like monument at Luqa will be one of the first things Pope Benedict XVI will see soon after his arrival on Saturday – and this “embarrassment” has once again pushed the Luqa local council to call for its removal....

The Powered Two-Wheeler Association is the first ever such association formed in Malta for the well being and welfare of the two wheeler owners and users in the country...

While Federazzjoni Kaċċaturi Nassaba Konservazzjonisti (FKNK) decided to name anyone who applies for the government special licence after it was decided to allow only 2,500 hunters (from some 16,000) ...