Another Panamanian national was charged yesterday with money laundering involving a sum of about Lm10,000. ...

The sittings of the Constitutional Court and of the Court of Appeal presided over by the Chief Justice and scheduled for Monday at 9am have been deferred until Friday, 13 April at 9am. ...

The Malta Labour Party deputy leader for party affairs, Michael Falzon, was in Brussels earlier this week where he held meetings with officials from European socialist parties....

The World Economic Forum has ranked the government of Malta as the second most successful government in the world in promoting ...

The Central Bank of Malta has estimated that on 1 January next year, when Malta adopts the euro, a staggering e1,050 million in notes and coins ...

Southern Europe braces itself for migratory season...

The government will shortly publish a legal notice which will prohibit confectioners from selling alcohol from 9pm to 8am, Parliamentary Secretary Edwin Vassallo said yesterday....

The Employment and Training Corporation (ETC) has launched a new basic IT course, Microsoft Digital Literacy Curriculum (DL Curriculum), ...

The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association condemned the vandalism committed on the belvedere at Zurrieq with Mr Josef Formosa Gauci, president of the MHRA calling on the police to leave no stone unturned in attempts to catch the perpetrators. ...

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority board yesterday approved an application to make alterations to the plan for the Fort Chambray Development in Mgarr, Gozo....