Two German men, the captain and chief engineer of a ship, Verlaine, yesterday were cleared of causing the death of a Dutchman through negligence after the court ruled that the prosecution had ...

A member of Parliament yesterday filed a judicial letter in court claiming that the permitted development at Pender Place and Fort Cambridge went against the conditions of the issued tender and was therefore in ...

A man was seriously injured while working at the Freeport yesterday afternoon, police said. ...

The total number of HSBC bank outlets in Malta and Gozo has risen to 41 after new premises were inaugurated in Marsascala yesterday....

A Spanish low-cost carrier is likely to join the other three which will be operating to Malta in summer....

Malta is increasingly improving its information and communication technology image in Europe, and British High Commissioner Nick Archer said he was impressed by the increasing number of Maltese graduates in the field....

State-of-the-art equipment at Mater Dei Hospital will result in less and less use of physical files, but part of the migration process from St Luke’s to Mater Dei Hospital will include ...

Critical medical shortages in many hospital departments may lead to a delay in the opening of the Mater Dei Hospital, a Medical Association of Malta resolution says....

The financial services sector is today one of the strong pillars of Malta’s economic structure, contributing around six per cent to GDP, or 12 per cent if both direct and indirect ...

The government was facing a potentially embarrassing situation on hunting yesterday, with the Labour Party’s information office quoting European Environment Commissioner Stavros ...