Writing in The Times last Monday, veteran journalist Lawrence Dimech complained bitterly at the lack of news about Malta in a specially dedicated broadcasting service....

A Frenchman described by British and French newspapers as “a former commando in the French special forces… now a mercenary in Ivory Coast”, was cleared last week of using Malta to smuggle warplanes to Africa....

Prices in Malta and Cyprus could rise by more than a third now they are in the eurozone, Charles Starmer-Smith wrote in yesterday’s Daily Telegraph, quoting currency experts. ...

Service sector growth among the countries sharing the euro slowed to a two-and-a-half-year low in December, weighed down by uncertainty in financial markets, ...

Environment NGOs Flimkien ghal Ambjent Ahjar and Ramblers Association of Malta protest strongly against further encroachment on the public right and ownership of the foreshore....

The first big court case regarding an ecological disaster in the legal history of France comes to a conclusion on Wednesday with a judgement that should ...

An illegal scrapyard, situated just 300 metres away from the prehistoric settlements of Borg in-Nadur and Ghar Dalam in Birzebbuga, continues to operate while its owner persists with delaying tactics by registering appeal ...

The number of monetary financial institutions (MFIs) in Malta exploded by 65 per cent between 2004, when Malta joined the European Union and the beginning of 2008, ...

The Customs Department has flatly rejected complaints from traders alleging that each and every commercial vehicle arriving in Malta by catamaran from Sicily is subjected to rigorous Customs checks....

For all the celebrations marking Malta’s accession to the euro zone, Malta is the only country in the euro zone whose accounts for 2006 have not yet been audited and signed, informed sources told The Malta Independent on Sunday....