The saying ‘better late than never’ has been used by new car importers to describe the car scrapping scheme introduced by government as part of next year’s budget...

For a country with no natural resources to speak of, its only means of shaping its own economic future and beating new paths toward prosperity is...

The Aquatic Sports Association is facing a difficult moment. After the resignation of its president Austin Sammut last week, on Monday it was the turn of the secretary...

Or rather, the lack of it. Dublin has had a torrid time this year. Most of Europe was in recovery when Ireland’s second bubble burst – the banking bubble. ...

While Europe’s spirits sank under fresh worries of financial meltdown in Ireland and Portugal, a small spark of good news made the headlines...

This week saw the launch of an Iphone application which is pertinent to the tourist industry...

The government is very clearly bent on protecting the tuna ranching industry at all costs, and in the process it is throwing all environmental considerations, as well as considerations over the future livelihood of local fishermen, to the wind....

Gozitans and Maltese alike yesterday paid their last respects to Bishop Nikol Cauchi, who passed away at the age of 81 last Monday. Bishop Nikol Cauchi was laid to rest in the Victoria ...

There was a multi-car traffic accident on the Regional Road yesterday morning. The accident took place on the S-curve over the Msida valley but the traffic snarl-up affected traffic all the way from the Gzira gas tank roundabout....

Just what is going on in Brussels? The financial crisis has taken on a whole new twist with Europe, seemingly attempting to bully Portugal and Ireland into accepting a bailout, even though their governments are funded well into Spring of 2011....