April will see the various exponents of religious society gather together for the National Congress on Consecrated Life – a month-long congress aimed at examining the role of religious institutions within public life....

Euro parliamentarian Joseph Muscat, one of the contenders for the Labour leadership post, welcomed the government’s plans to change the car registration system, as it has informed the European Commission....

Finance, Economy and Investment Minister Tonio Fenech last Thursday initialled the text of a Treaty for the Avoidance of Double Taxation, in the presence of US Ambassador Molly Bordonaro....

The second edition of the Seher il-Punent festival was held at the weekend after its inauguration on Friday by Gozo Minister Giovanna Debono, in the presence of the mayor and councillors of Gharb, principal organisers of the festival. ...

A lawyer yesterday filed for libel against weekly newspaper il-Mument, claiming that an article written about his engagement as legal representative to the Mosta local council was intended to tarnish his good name....

A separation in judicial proceedings yesterday saw one man pleading guilty to being involved in a plot to deal 1.2 kilogrammes of cannabis resin, while the other pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to deal in drugs, ...

A Libyan man was yesterday charged with making a false statement, fabricating evidence and insulting the Prime Minister, police officers and the Catholic religion....

A man from St Paul’s Bay was yesterday given a suspended sentence for assault and causing serious injury, after a road rage incident in Naxxar....

The Malta Stock Exchange-listed Grand Harbour Marina, appears to be moving from strength to strength. Last summer it was bought by Camper and Nicholsons Marina Investments Limited,...

Air Malta said that following Malta’s entry into the Schengen area, passengers travelling by air to or from Malta to other countries within the Schengen zone will be able to travel without having to go through the customary passport control. ...