Romania’s Finance Minister said last week he plans to maintain a car registration tax, which is subject to legal action by the European Union over concerns that the tax is discriminatory. ...

The notorious speed camera at Xemxija Hill has just been re-installed in its original position after an absence of almost a year and will start snapping photos of speeding motorists after Easter, maltastar.com reported on Friday. ...

The speed camera on the Regional Road, in the direction of Paceville, has been removed and put up in St Andrew’s Road, on the way down to the Splash and Fun Park. ...

Malta Transport Authority officials and police officers could be seen over the Easter weekend at strategic junctions working together to identify foreign-registered vehicles brought into Malta and to assess whether the ...

Gipsy Moth IV has arrived in Crete where she is being fitted with new batteries in preparation for the next leg of her voyage to Malta. ...

While the government of Malta is currently evaluating bids for a second power generating plant at Delimara, the European Commission ...

Music correspondent Michael Bugeja revisits Frenzy Mono’s debut album Unorthodox and chats to keyboardist Julian ahead of the band’s upcoming live performances, which if past gigs are anything ...

Maritime safety and security in the Mediterranean and West Africa will improve as a result of the Armed Forces of Malta Search and Rescue (SAR) Training Centre (SAR-TC) ...

The amendments to the Maltese Trusts legislation opened up new opportunities, simplifying the process of setting up a Trust and in the meanwhile assuring consumer protection....

Twenty years on, after the set up of the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS) a group of ITS past students met to revive the Alumni Association. An ad hoc committee was set up from school ...