Together with its Mediterranean and European partners, Malta stands ready to engage in doing whatever it takes, in consultation and cooperation with Libyan authorities,...

Lawrence Gonzi: The decision to call an early election is obviously the Prime Minister’s prerogative. Under normal circumstances, I would have argued that there are no reasons whatsoever for an...

There’s no doubt that the country has moved into election mode and the big question on everyone’s mind is whether the Prime Minister will be calling an early election tomorrow in his 1st...

Valletta: Chemimart, 20/21 Republic Street; Ħamrun: Darwin Pharmacy, 152 St Joseph High Street; Sta Venera: Fatima Pharmacy, 82 Train Street; Birkirkara: St Paul's Pharmacy, Brared Street; Msida:...

A 17-year-old, who cannot be named by court order due to him being a minor, was yesterday charged with circulating forged cash, with police finding 30 counterfeit Lm5 notes in his possession when he was arrested....

The second edition of the Golden Cross International Singing Festival is to be held on three consecutive days from 4 to 6 August. This year’s venue will again be the Sir Temi Zammit Hall, University of Malta. ...

As I walk through the corridors of St Vincent de Paule – a home to over 1,000 elderly persons – I am overcome by a sense of calm. ...

The Ragusa prosecutor has requested indictments against 10 Maltese residents in connection with the tragic landings on the coast of Sicily four years ago after concluding its inquiry on the case, The Malta Independent on Sunday has learnt....

The number of people living in jobless households last year, as registered in December, increased when compared to the same period the previous years from 44,487 (2003) to 46,243 (2004), figures issued by the National Statistics Office yesterday reveal....

Slums in Msida have been demolished to make way for an extensive housing project, of which 97 residential units, two garages, a sub station, 22 shops and four offices have until now been built....