Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi has launched the book chosen as the CHOGM Official Book, which will be presented to over 50 heads of government participating in the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting. ...

It will be three intensive days, but also three exciting days for Maltese businessmen....

One of the Chinese nationals for whom the Modica Courts had issued a European arrest warrant in connection with the tragic events in Pozzallo last March has been extradited to Italy,...

The recent serious issue of a top official at the Malta Communications Authority who suddenly joined a company regulated by the authority seems to have been tackled seriously and ‘settled’...

The Law Courts have reacted to our story about a court ban on the publication of a judgement of a man who was convicted of drug importation and trafficking and given a prison sentence on ...

Finding ways to force countries such as Ireland, Portugal and Malta to liberalise their abortion laws was the focus of a meeting of 17 members of the European Parliament and representatives of various NGOs who ...

“A garden vine, luxuriant on all sides, mantled the spacious cavern, cluster-hung profuse” So does Homer (Odyssey 5,64) describe Ramla Bay in Gozo as seen from Calypso’s Cave. Not for long, though, it would seem....

The Chamber of Small and Medium Enterprises (GRTU) has called on the Malta Resources Authority and the Office of Fair Competition to order Enemalta Corporation to suspend the increase in the price of diesel and kerosene announced on 1 November....

If the government had to change the 80,000 neon tubes found in all of its ministries and departments in replace ment of energy-saving lights, the government’s electricity consumption would drop by 40 per cent...

Following the intervention of the Gozo Business Chamber, the Malta Transport Authority has agreed that Gozitan vehicle- owners reported for emitting dangerous exhaust will not be required to cross over to Malta to have their vehicle tested....