The normal monthly phone-in by Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi on Radio 101 yesterday turned up a considerable amount of calls expressing anxiety and concern about the surging number of asylum seekers....

A contractor who has dug up Birkirkara Hill in St Julian’s last week and left it as can be seen from the photo, with just two rudimentary signs and no lights at all at night, is being held...

Labour leader Alfred Sant yesterday poured heavy sarcasm over what had been promised by minister Francis Zammit Dimech as regards the City Gate and Opera House renovation....

Today at 6pm Moviment Graffitti shall be joining The Ceratonia Foundation in the walk aimed to show support for the protection of Xaghra l-Hamra. ...

AD chairperson Dr Harry Vassallo accompanied by a number of party spokespersons and Green Party officials, today visited commercial outlets and met residents during a walkabout at Marsascala discussing the challenges faced by the locality. ...

It is true that many people are fed up with the present state of things, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi admitted yesterday, but he still hopes that those who are angry, even those who have been hit by any of his ...

The Social Affairs Committee met last week to continue discussing the proposals on biotechnology and assisted reproduction before presenting them before parliament. ...

Judith Miller, the New York Times journalist who has been jailed for refusing to comply with a court order, is the same journalist who revealed to the world that a Maltese Prime Minister had saved the life of ...

Actress Cameron Richardson will be starring in two films to be shot in Malta later this month, Variety reported. ...

Once all apartments in a block built by the Housing Authority are sold, the authority is no longer responsible for the block’s maintenance and what happens to the common parts....