Following a Paris court’s ruling on Wednesday that ordered oil giant Total SA to pay e192 million in damages over the sinking of the Maltese-registered oil tanker Erika, the oil company has suggested that it may appeal the court’s ruling....

Maltese are among the most concerned Europeans when it comes to loss of biodiversity but 67 per cent felt they were not informed enough about the subject, according to the results of a Eurobarometer study published yesterday....

Labour in government will make Maltese embassies abroad work to promote investment, job creation and foreign trade, MLP foreign affairs spokesman Leo Brincat said at a meeting ...

The Archbishop, Mgr Pawl Cremona, OP, will be concelebrating a thanksgiving Mass at St John’s Co-Cathedral in Valletta on Friday at 6pm, to mark the first anniversary of his episcopal ordination....

Family and Social Solidarity Minister Dolores Cristina has inaugurated a new partnership agreement between the National Family Commission and the St Jeanne Antide Foundation....

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority (MEPA) said it has been proactive in the past months in trying to find a solution for the relocation of the existing illegal scrapyard at Wied Zembaq ...

The First Hall of the Civil yesterday ordered three couples to return the full sum of e164,224 that they borrowed from Gaetano and Mary Abdilla. The court, presided over by Mr Justice Joseph Azzopardi heard how, ...

Rural Affairs and Environment Minister George Pullicino is to sue Joe Said and Sandro Chetcuti for libel after allegations claimed to have been made ...

A man from Xghajra was yesterday jailed for one year suspended for two after he pleaded guilty to buying carpentry equipment knowing that it was a stolen item....

Figures released by the National Statistics Office (NSO) for tourist arrivals and bed nights for January to October 2007 indicate that last year was the best in years for Gozo....