Although the Knights of the Order of St John are renowned worldwide for the buildings and monuments they erected, and the brave and honourable deeds they performed, in the 16th and 17th century, ...

The EU LIFE Yelkouan Shearwater Project will be launched in Malta tomorrow and is the largest conservation initiative of its kind here....

With the European Commission awaiting a scientific justification for the government’s continued blessing of the spring hunting season, the setting of the methodology ...

Fifty per cent of medical graduates leave the island to continue studying or work abroad but only 7.5 per cent return, according to a recent study carried out by the Medical Association of Malta. ...

Both the government and the Opposition agree in principle with the introduction of the parole system but work is still needed to fine-tune the details, Mid-Dlam Ghad-Dawl (MDD) director Mark Montebello said yesterday. ...

Neither the gusty wind nor the driving sheets of rain and hail deterred the devout on Friday from gathering at Borg in-Nadur to witness the latest instalment of the religious phenomenon that is the visitations of Blessed Virgin as seen by Angelik Caruana....

The oil pollution caused by vandals at Ghadira Natura reserve is worse than initially thought, BirdLife Malta said yesterday. ...

A very full hall at the Hilton Conference Centre saw the launch of Lino Spiteri’s new book Jien u Ghaddej fil-Politika (PEG Ltd) last Thursday but, despite Mr Spiteri having been a minister in Alfred Sant’s 1996 to ...

In a contest like Eurovision, where as much thought goes into styling and stage show as vocal performance, choice of costume is paramount to create the right impression and the wrong choice can ruin the package. ...

The work on the complete renewal of the St Paul’s Bay Bypass is taking too long and is already over-budget, claimed Labour spokesman Charles Buhagiar at a press conference held on site....