A man yesterday apologised in court for assaulting two police constables and insulting a policewoman, after he pleaded guilty to the charges brought against him....

The EU council of ministers yesterday officially approved Malta’s entry to the Schengen zone, sanctioning the right of all Maltese nationals to move about freely in the European Schengen countries without having to pass through border control. ...

Tesfazgi Habtom, a 21-year-old Eritrean, was charged in court with voluntarily causing damages to the fence which surrounds the Safi Detention Centre, ...

President Eddie Fenech Adami was yesterday presented with Letters of Credence by Mgr Tommaso Caputo, Apostolic Nuncio of the Holy See and Jean-Louis Wolzfeld, Ambassador of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to Malta....

The GRTU, Chamber of Small and Medium Enterprises, yesterday called on the government once again to re-introduce a limit on the main prize of the Super 5 lottery, after nobody won the main prize on Wednesday....

The Union Haddiema Maghqudin has concluded an agreement with the government, under which all employees who went back to government service between Posta Ltd’s dissolution and the total ...

The Malta Union of Teachers yesterday thanked the academic staff at the Institute of Tourism Studies for their response to its action directives.The MUT ordered a two-hour strike between 10am and noon yesterday....

Two robberies took place yesterday, police said.An armed and hooded man burst into a jewellery shop in St Lucia Street, Valletta, yesterday evening, ...

The Labour leader was consistently making the wrong decisions, badly affecting the country, the Nationalist Party said. He had decided wrongly when in government and did the same in opposition....

Labour leader Alfred Sant said yesterday that if today’s meeting of the Malta Council for Economic and Social Development, which is discussing the cost of living, is going to be a serious discussion,...