Malta is being discriminated against when it comes to EU funds for film production, particularly because it lacks a track record to present.  The country has found itself in a catch-22 situation,...

Bank of Valletta, through its CEO has written to Italian financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore with regards to a story carried on its 30 March edition. The story was later carried on both this paper...

A number of Malta Environment and Planning Authority workers who felt aggrieved after being denied a promotion and who appealed their case and which was accepted by an appeals’ board, have been...

It had never gone out, if truth be told, but a conference last week reignited the controversy regarding whether Malta stopped being a Christian country under Muslim rule or whether somehow it...

The government has declared that it is accepting the opposition's request to have the Auditor General investigate the expropriation of a Valletta property which saw part-owner Mark Gaffarena make a...

New evidence has been brought to the Government's attention regarding the issue of inferior quality concrete at the A&E department of Mater Dei Hospital, the Energy Ministry has said. The...

The new Cabinet code of ethics that was given to the media this morning is 10 months old – but it only surfaced in public today. The document bears the date August 2014, that is 10 months...

The Nationalist Party said today that the Prime Minister cannot continue to defend his tourism envoy Joe Grima. Mr Grima on Thursday launched an attack on President Emeritus Eddie Fenech Adami...

Stephen Borg, 37, from Birkirkara, was jailed for six years and fined €8,000 after a court found him guilty of trafficking cocaine.  Mr Borg was accused of trafficking cocaine, being in...

Four Romanian men were given a suspended jail sentence today and fined €500 each after a court heard how they threatened a businessmen after a deal went sour.  Marian Andrisca, 31, Ionut...