The .Net Club, launched by Microsoft yesterday at the University of Malta, aims to bring the working world of Information Technology (IT) closer to the students studying the subject as well as to introduce them to a number of opportunities and have a...

Air Malta employees, members of the General Workers’ Union, will be meeting this evening in a crucial meeting at this stage of the negotiations with the airline....

The Police Anti-Drug Squad yesterday seized 250 grammes of cannabis resin and a number of ecstasy pills from an apartment in Senglea....

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority last month determined 670 applications and received 658 new ones, a Mepa statement said. The net pending caseload at the end of March was 3,676....

Malta’s first smoke-free party since the introduction of a smoking ban in public places last week will be held this evening at the Castille Wine Vaults in Valletta....

A Bosnian worker was in a critical condition yesterday after falling off a building under construction in St Julian’s....

The battle against crime should not be a political issue but a concerted effort to create a better world, said Malta Labour Party deputy leader for parliamentary affairs Charles Mangion....

The restructuring of the dockyards, PBS and Air Malta, with all the difficult decisions it presents, is the only way the island will be able to face the new challenges presented by the European market, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said yesterday. Th...

Joe Borg, Malta’s Commissioner Designate to the European Union, was the third to take the floor in yesterday’s hearing before the European Parliament in Brussels – the first session of a three-day seminar aimed at introducing the Commissioner Designa...

The much-awaited music marathon at popular Paceville night-club BJ’s kicked off yesterday afternoon with Malta’s representatives for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, Julie and Ludwig, performing an acappella interpretation of the song Let it Be....