Two men were yesterday jailed for a total of six years between them after they admitted to stealing cash and other items in hold-ups at a total of four establishments over five months....

President Edward Fenech Adami yesterday paid an official visit to the offices of Agenzija Appogg on the occasion of its 12th anniversary....

Malta should capitalise on the huge potential of around 100 million Chinese travelling abroad within the next 10 years. ...

The International Council of Museums (ICOM) is inviting museums all over the world to celebrate the theme “Museums and young people”, for International Museum Day, on or around 18 May....

Justice and Home Affairs Minister Tonio Borg and United States Ambassador Molly Bordonaro yesterday signed two treaties, one on reciprocal legal assistance and the other on extradition procedures between the two countries....

A team of four students attending the ICT Institute of the Malta College for Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) have placed second in an international competition organised by Oracle....

Competitiveness and Communications Minister Censu Galea this week raised a complaint in parliament over the reporting of an answer to a parliamentary question by Labour MP Noel Farrugia....

“In 2005 Malta was the first EU state to be inspected by the European Commission to measure its compliance to the European Regulation on Port Facilities and Ship Security and was found to be fully compliant. In October of the same year....

Young Expressions, an HSBC Young Enterprise Company made up of students attending Verdala International School, is organising an auction of their last few products before the company liquidates to take part in the HSBC Company of the Year final competitio...

The talk of the day yesterday was the change of plans about how many countries will qualify directly for the final of the Eurovision 2007. ...