Continuing last Wednesday’s debate on the Consumer Affairs Amendment Bill, Competitiveness and Communications Minister Censu Galea, on Monday highlighted that through the legislation...

Parliament’s European and Foreign Affairs Committee unanimously agreed that the Lisbon Treaty should be ratified by the House of Representatives following a motion presented by Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi....

Alternattiva Demokratika strongly deplored the “arrogant and abusive attitude” shown by a PN candidate towards AD spokesperson, Architect Carmel Cacopardo, who until recently was a PN activist....

The Labour Party has strongly deplored what it described as “a most vulgar message” conveyed on a website by Andre Carbonaro, personal assistant to and head of the private secretariat of Nationalist MEP David Casa....

The Labour Party has launched three fringe meetings, which are discussing in detail three motions coming up for the approval of the party's general conference at the weekend....

A loggerhead turtle that has been nicknamed Naomi by its rescuers, has found its way to the rehabilitation centre at San Lucjan, after being spotted close to a floater with a hook in its beak, a good distance offshore. ...

A number of people exchanged anecdotes with President Emeritus Guido de Marco, when they attended the book-signing session at Chaucer’s Book Shop, at the Bay Street Complex last week. ...

A Libyan delegation is meeting senior Armed Forces of Malta officers for further talks on Search-and-Rescue (SAR) cooperation between the two countries....

A 19-year-old youth was jailed for six months suspended for two years and placed under probation for two years, after he was found guilty of stealing a flat screen TV set from a bar in Valletta....

Two Sicilian brothers, who own an Italian flagged trawler, were fined e4,658.75 (Lm2,000) each, and the 21 swordfish in their possession were confiscated, after pleading guilty to fishing five miles inside the Maltese 25-mile fishing conservation zone....