Labour deputy leader for party affairs Michael Falzon denied yesterday that he had asked the editor of maltatoday to reveal the source of a story he had carried...

The new beginning that the Malta Labour Party will be giving Malta will be based on transparency, accountability and efficiency, party leader Alfred Sant said yesterday....

AFM personnel from the 1st Regiment’s “C” (Special Duties) Company apprehended various people and seized drugs, ammunition and contraband cigarettes in the course of two vehicle checkpoints last night, AFM headquarters said....

Bakers are to receive government assistance to tap into European Union funds....

As the EU celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome to mark Europe Day yesterday, Foreign Minister Michael Frendo insisted that the EU must regain the self-confidence it has lost during the last few years....

A total of 59,315 people were considered to be at risk of poverty, according to the results of the first Survey on Income and Living Conditions (SILC) conducted by the National Statistics Office in 2005....

An agreement was signed yesterday between the Foundation for Medical Services and the Malta College for Arts, Science and Technology, for students to create 615 artistic pieces to be used in a number of areas at Mater Dei Hospital....

Around 3,000 pine trees were uprooted, chopped or otherwise damaged in the early hours of yesterday morning, as vandals targeted the Mellieha afforestation project....

The National Euro Changeover Committee has received 4,752 applications from business and shop owners who would like to join the Fair-pricing Agreements in Retailing (Fair) initiative....

French President-elect Nicolas Sarkozy yesterday described Malta as “fantastique” (fantastic) when he was stopped by Maltese journalists while out jogging in Delimara....