The government is aiming for a manufacturing industry with high added value, to make Malta a regional centre of excellence in information technology and to strengthen the financial services offered, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi ...

The government published a set of rules and regulations yesterday that are aimed at regulating construction sites in terms of their effect on the environment. ...

Members of the Police Drug Squad and the Customs Department have seized one kilogramme of cocaine and 1.5 kgs of heroin in two separate cases, Police Commissioner John Rizzo said yesterday...

Stressful or not stressful?...

A clash between the management and editorial board at the state-funded Public Broadcasting Services (PBS) ...

The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association has welcomed the call for low-cost travel from another four destinations and hoped that the routes being proposed would all be taken up and become operational as soon as possible...

Ryanair, Europe’s largest low-fare airline, yesterday announced that it is to operate seven new routes from its Bremen base to Alghero in Sardinia, Bratislava, Malta, Milan, Paris, Stockholm and Trapani in Sicily....

First phase given go-ahead...

Nationalist Party Fgura councillor Mark Lombardo was ordered to pay former Fgura mayor Anthony Degiovanni Lm2,500 after he was found guilty of libelling Mr Degiovanni in August 2001. ...

A Pakistani man was jailed for three years yesterday after he was found guilty of defiling an underage boy after luring him to his apartment in Sliema. ...