The International Monetary Fund has remarked that Malta “is one of the fastest growing economies in Europe”. An assessment was made following an exchange between Maltese officials and...

The Nationalist Party today insisted that the University of Malta should cater for more students, and ensure that there are less barriers for our students to continue studying at the University of...

Ministers for Education and Culture, Evarist Bartolo and Owen Bonnici met with representatives at the Institute of Maltese Journalists to discuss the draft Media Defamation Bill presented in the past...

A new law regulating the media is “one big step backwards,” according to a former chairman of the Malta Communications Authority.  Speaking to The Malta Independent, Philip Micallef,...

Seventy-five customers who paid for their shopping using HSBC Quikcash or Credit Cards have won their money back. ...

The Malta Labour Party has urged the authorities to step up the investigation into the murder of Gozitan lawyer Michael Grech....

The Ninth Bir Miftuh International Music Festival, organised annually by Din l-Art Helwa, continues with its third recital on Saturday at 8pm at the Church of Santa Marija ta’ Bir Miftuh....

An interpreter by profession, Aline P’nina Tayar is a descendent of the famous Jewish business family Tayar – many will remember their shop where Marks and Spencer now stands in Valletta – ...

The Nationalist Party’s College of Councillors condemned the threats being made by local councils with a Labour majority to people who do not pay their traffic fines. ...

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi called on the Council of Europe yesterday to enhance its political dialogue and pursue active cooperation with the European Union on the “urgent issue” of irregular immigration. ...