Archbishop Paul Cremona OP yesterday, together with 45 other Metropolitan Archbishops who were consecrated during the last 12 months, ...

The government refers to various reports referring to the commencement of infringement proceedings against Malta by the European Commission due to Mepa’s decision that the redevelopment of the former Crowne ...

A man who is facing a trial by jury charged with the murder of his 57-year-old aunt yesterday told jurors that the other two masked men who were with him on the night of the murder and who he is refusing to name, were not relatives of his....

The bodies of the three remaining fireworks enthusiasts who went missing after two explosions rocked St Helena’s fireworks factory in Xwieki on Wednesday were found by rescuers yesterday morning....

The European Commission is to open a formal complaint against Malta and will seek clarifications from the Maltese authorities with respect to two developments overlooking either side Gozo’s Ramla l-Hamra Bay – the Ulysses Lodge ...

An estimated crowd of 18,000 people turned up for Bryan Adams’ concert at the Luxol (ex-parade ground) in Pembroke yesterday. ...

The Central Bank of Malta left the central intervention rate unchanged yesterday at 4.25 per cent, after a meeting of the Monetary Policy Advisory Council....

Open-air market (monti) traders will start setting up their stalls in the permanent location, as agreed upon between the Unjoni Haddiema Maghqudin (UHM) and the government, in Merchants Street and Old Theatre Street on Saturday.. ...

Tourism and Culture Minister Francis Zammit Dimech said yesterday that for the fifth month running this year, the number of visiting tourists had gone up, with National Statistics Office figures showing a rise in May of 6,287, or 6.1 per cent....

According to the ongoing frontier survey, tourist departures in May are estimated at 109,027, implying an increase of 6.1 per cent over the same month in 2006, the National Statistics Office reported yesterday. ...