A letter to The Times echoing what innumerable e-mails mostly from the US were saying last week provoked a completely opposed view on The Times’ blog spaces last week....

The paving work in Merchants Street and St John Square is almost ready some days ahead of schedule, even though a bureaucratic mix-up caused a few months’ delay. ...

The Labour Party leadership met interested parties yesterday to explain its vision for the Grand Harbour and Marsamxett outlined in plans published yesterday week....

Azzjoni Nazzjonali (AN) Deputy Leader Angelo Xuereb presented a set of proposals yesterday that promise to renovate the Sliema Waterfront at a press conference. ...

With little less than a month to go before the euro changeover, businesses now have the opportunity of purchasing euro retailer starter kits from banks worth EUR131 or Lm56.24....

German consumers have been urged by an influential German comparative product testing foundation to travel to England instead of Malta to learn English as a foreign language....

The Central Bank’s surveys of business perceptions, published with the Quarterly Review last week, shows that all three areas surveyed – services, industries and consumers – reported increased optimism during the third quarter of the year....

Malta’s automatic detention policy for asylum seekers falls foul of the EU’s directive stipulating minimum standards for asylum seekers, a report drafted by the European Commission for the European Parliament and Council pointed out this week....

Prison officers and their relatives, young people on a Caritas programme and scouts took part in a fund-raising walk from the Corradino Correctional Facility to Mater Dei Hospital in aid of the Puttinu Cares for ...

Ruth E. Bacmeister who was born in England in 1934 is exhibiting in the foyer of St Patrick’s Don Bosco Street, Sliema throughout this month. The exhibition is in aid of the boys of St Patrick’s Salesian School....