The Single Euro Payments Area, SEPA, is a key step to the integration of the European financial system and the government believes that financial integration, including SEPA, will create many opportunities for industry and for the country....

The government does not separate Malta’s future, including its economic and social future, from a strong dialogue in the Euro-Mediterranean zone, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday told a meeting of the ...

The government’s bid to scale down medicine prices yesterday came a cropper, with the GRTU, the representative of most pharmacy owners, telling them not to reduce prices unless the medicine importers gave them a refund....

Despite the turmoil experienced in international financial markets, the Bank of Valletta Group announced yesterday it has registered another record operating profit for the 2007 financial year....

Rural Affairs and Environment Minister George Pullicino and Parliamentary Secretary Tonio Fenech plant a tree as part of the 34U campaign at Torri l-Ahmar in Mellieha....

The budget estimates for Education, Youth and Employment were yesterday voted through parliament after a debate characterised by the government highlighting achievements in the field, with the opposition...

THEATREEquus2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 November at St James Cavalier, VallettaPeter Shaffer’s great classic about a boy who blinds six horses. ...

Some 120 Italians forming part of the industrial maritime archaeology conservation movement Areamedinit will be in Malta today and tomorrow for an event aimed at highlighting the rich industrial maritime ...

The Budget 2008 estimates for Justice and Home Affairs were yesterday approved by parliament after a session used by the government to highlight the progress achieved in this field, ...

Archbishop Mgr Paul Cremona yesterday paid an official visit to the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology. He was welcomed by Paul A. Attard, president of the Board of Governors, Frank Edwards, ...