With little more than a month to go until Malta’s currency changeover, the European Commission yesterday found the country seems “well prepared” for the introduction of the euro on 1 January....

The 102 police recruits who successfully completed their training course joined the ranks of the force after their passing out parade which was held at the Police Academy in Fort St Elmo. ...

The debate regarding the Budget Measures Imple-mentation Bill continued last night, starting off with Opposition Leader Alfred Sant who last Wednesday remained in possession of the floor. ...

An Egyptian man was yesterday jailed for 12 years and given a Lm15,000 fine, after pleading guilty to possessing and trafficking 14 kilogrammes of cannabis resin in 2005....

This week, for the most part, this page is dedicated to the associations which, by virtue of their chosen athletes, represented Malta in the Mediterranean Friendship tournament 2007, held in Palermo and ...

Enemalta Corporation admitted yesterday it has been stingy in the past, in connection with its discount for electricity used in street decorations over the Christmas period....

A Birkirkara man was yesterday fined Lm500 after being found guilty of producing and selling pirate DVD copies....

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday filed two separate libel suits against the Malta Labour Party’s media executive Mark Farrugia, and One News head of news, Miriam Dalli....

Celebrated pianist Richard Clayderman will be playing at the Mediterranean Conference Centre on 8 December at a concert, when he will be accompanied by the National Orchestra’s string instruments ...

The Consumer and Competition Division (CCD), within the Competitiveness and Communications Ministry yesterday said that a toy product, consisting of small coloured beads, may give rise to adverse ...