Under Maltese law, one cannot sue exclusively for moral damages, i.e. pain and suffering derived from some ordeal, but Justice Minister Owen Bonnici pointed out that the law has a number of provisions...

The Financial Intelligence and Analysis Unit is precluded by law from commenting on whether it is investigating the Maltese link in the Russian Laundromat scandal, which saw around €3 million in...

A man was seriously injured early this morning when he lost control of the car he was driving and crashed into a wall, the police said. The accident happened at 12.45am in Sejba Street,...

While traditions change, and the popularity of chocolate Easter eggs rises, the Maltese figolla remains steadfast, a staple for many-a Maltese family on the island in Easter. Dr Noel Buttigieg, a...

A woman is in hospital after she lost control of the car she was driving and crashed into a roundabout, the police said. The accident happened in Aldo Moro Road, Marsa. The 73-year-old,...

The Criminal Court heard evidence yesterday against a man accused of a double attempted murder in 2001, during the course of a brief trial that saw the prosecution resting its case on the same day as the commencement of the proceedings....

The father of a physically and mentally disabled three-year-old girl was fined Lm20 and conditionally discharged for two years after pleading guilty to trying to steal a wallet with Lm10.70 and two credit cards...

Marsa mayor Francis Debono and Labour Youth Forum (FZL) (Marsa) have expressed doubts over the sanitary conditions at the Marsa refugee open centre yesterday....

The General Workers’ Union called on the government yesterday not to discriminate against the Interprint workers and offer them alternative work, as it has always done in the past with other government-owned companies....

ST Microelectronics is insisting that no jobs are expected to be lost in Malta but at the same time it is not in a position to guarantee that its Malta operations will not be affected by the restructuring plan...