A Tunisian immigrant was yesterday jailed for 28 years after he pleaded guilty to killing another immigrant, also a Tunisian, at the Safi detention centre on 31 August 2004....

Malta is expected today to formally apply to join European Union nations using the euro currency, the government said yesterday....

The police force and the Agenzija Appogg yesterday signed a joint protocol containing the procedures that should be applied when any of the two organisations are dealing with issues of child abuse. ...

My visit to India was motivated by a strong wish to stay for two weeks in the house where Gandhi lived the last day of his life...

The return of SpringThere’s plenty to look forward to this March with a total lunar eclipse, the ninth European Film Festival and a full events programme… ...

The Malta Society of Arts, Manufactures & Commerce will be organising the third Term (April - June) Winter – Morning / Evening Courses in arts, crafts, drama, music and others between the secondweek of April and June 2007. ...

According to a special Eurobarometer poll published in January, 64 per cent of Europeans believe discrimination is widespread in their country and more than half feel not enough is being done to combat the problem....

A set of four stamps featuring Maltese prehistoric sculptures is being issued by the Philatelic Bureau of Maltapost plc on Wednesday....

The Works Division has published a book, "Overview of the History and Development of the Public Works Department in the Maltese Islands", by Architect Joseph Degaetano....

The entrepreneur in Angele Giuliano is alive and kicking. ...