Malta yesterday marked the passing of four patriots killed during the Sette Giugno uprising in 1919, sparked off by huge rises in the cost of living, particularly due to the increase in the price of bread, and ...

Politics knows no colours when it comes to religion, as evidenced yesterday by the procession marking the transfer of the reliquary holding the blood of St Gorg Preca to the Granaries in Floriana and to the MUSEUM chapel in Blata l-Bajda....

According to the Georgian calendar, which is used over most of the world today, June is the sixth month. ...

Today Malta celebrates one of its national holidays. 7 June 1919 was a remarkable day in Maltese history and today is in remembrance of all those who fought and died so that we could have a better future in Malta....

Yesterday’s European Parliament debate on EU solidarity and the protection of migrants’ rights gave a clear message that European solidarity with Malta as it grapples with migrant influxes is virtually non-existent....

The Malta Chamber of Pharmacists accused the Union Haddiema Maghqudin of not having understood the full benefits of a pharmacy-of-your-choice scheme...

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday thanked the OPM’s Planning and Priorities Coordination Division for all the logistical work the staff put in to ensure that Malta maximised the benefits from the EU in terms of all funding opportunities....

Alternattiva Demokratika – The Green Party yesterday expressed its utmost disapproval at the decision taken by the Malta Environment and Planning Authority board granting permission to the Ramla l-Hamra development. ...

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority (Mepa) yesterday approved the full development application for the construction of 23 residential-style villas, underground parking and pools overlooking Ramla Bay in Xaghra, Gozo. ...

A quartz glass-making company, Raesch Quarzglass (Malta) has celebrated 10 years of operations in Malta, where it employs 70 at the Mosta Techno Park....