Ryanair, Europe’s largest low-fares airline...

The Christmas cards being sent by the Office of the Prime Minister ...

Two police inspectors and a police superintendent, who investigated the case involving 35 women accused of, among other things, performing immoral acts in public and participating in a brothel, admitted yesterday ...

Finding that Malta’s airport tax is of a discriminatory nature, the European Commission sent a reasoned opinion to Malta on the matter yesterday, and gave the government two months in which to reply....

Over 50 athletes coming from a diversity of sports practised in Malta including bocci, horse racing, judo, lawn bowls, pool, sailing, shooting, table football, table tennis, tennis, tenpin bowling and triathlon have been nominated for a MOC Sports Awards...

Chaos reigns among some 100 public service officers currently working as translators on a temporary basis in Luxembourg and Brussels, Malta Union of Teachers (MUT) president John Bencini said yesterday....

An alliance programme launched yesterday is intended to act as a transition “from academia to the business world before students actually get there”, Industry, Investment and IT Minister Austin Gatt...

Social policy and social work lecturer Maureen Cole yesterday urged new graduates not to appease with mediocre work, but “do your best to provide the best-possible service.”...

The government’s policy of outsourcing its software development is paying off as Maltese companies are achieving a high standards in innovation, both locally and abroad, said Investments...

The Gozo Business Chamber expressed its satisfaction that Gozo Channel Company Ltd has once again introduced an incentive which would encourage more people to visit Gozo. ...