Malta is one step closer to obtaining assistance from the EU to tackle its flooding problems after the main parliamentary committee of the European Parliament responsible for drafting amendments to the ...

The government of Malta and the European Commission yesterday signed an agreement that will provide the National Euro Changeover Committee with a substantial amount of funds for an information ...

Three people, including a married couple, were yesterday charged with conspiring to traffic cannabis after they were allegedly found in possession of 10 kilogrammes of the drug over the past two days. ...

Forty-eight per cent of Maltese citizens have difficulties paying all their bills at the end of the month, one of the highest percentages among the 25 EU member states....

Only 9.2 per cent of Maltese parliamentarians are women, placing Malta 103rd out of 187 countries. ...

Employees of the Business Development Division (BDD) of the Employment and Training Corporation (ETC), recently participated in a number of workshops aimed specifically at empowering them with team building skills and tools....

To mark Europe Day 2006, on 9 May the Institute of the Regions of Europe (IRE) is launching a cultural project that will span the continent....

Alternattiva Demokratika has condemned the arson which took place on Wednesday at the home of newspaper editor Saviour Balzan....

Marsovin’s chief oenologist and technical manager, Philip Tonna is taking part as a judge in “the biggest and most respected blind wine-tasting competition in the world”, which takes place annually, at the Barbican Centre in London....

The Union Haddiema Maghqudin has lauded the government’s decision to set up the Consultative Meeting on European Union Affairs which will replace the pre-membership Malta-EU Steering Action Committee (Meusac). ...