Bla Agenda is again breaking new ground in the genre of chat show programming, when it continues its initiative of being the first local programme to host foreign artists on Saturday nights....

The Labour Party yesterday wondered about how genuine the Prime Minister was....

It was not a creditable first issue for The Sunday Times last Sunday under its new editorial team. ...

The court yesterday placed a 48-year-old man from Nadur on probation for two years after he pleaded guilty to stealing money from a restaurant. ...

A 49-year-old man was not granted bail after yesterday pleading not guilty to attempting to set his own house on fire, while under the influence of alcohol. ...

A woman from St Paul’s Bay was yesterday jailed for two years suspended for three, after she was found guilty of forgery and fraud....

The premises of the Central Bank of Malta were a flurry of activity yesterday as the bank awaited another consignment of euros entering the country in the lead-up to E-day on ...

A total of 464 nursing aides filed a judicial protest against the Unjoni Haddiema Maghqudin (UHM), saying that they did not want any other union except for the General Workers Union (GWU) to finalise any ...

The Central Bank of Malta’s monetary policy advisory council yesterday left the central intervention rate unchanged at 4.25 per cent. The council is due to meet again on 29 November....

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean is set to convene in Malta for the first time next month, with secretary general Sergio Piazzi having high hopes for a real difference to be made once it gathers steam....