Head of the Malta Unborn Child Movement Anthony Mifsud said that the point of the proposed national conference on womb ecology is to raise awareness on factors that could have adverse effects to the...

Malta is well on track to meeting its commitments regarding the relocation of refugees from Italy and Greece, according to the ninth progress report on the EU's emergency relocation and resettlement...

A third Planning Authority hearing on the demolition of the Jerma Palace Hotel will take place in May, after an appeal by its current owners, Jeffery and Peter Montebello, resulted in lengthy delays....

15 NGOs joined forces and wrote a letter to the Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and Minister for Home Affairs Carmelo Abela, "to express our grave concern about the situation of the nine Malian nationals...

The European Parliament has acted on a petition made by a Mellieha resident by asking the European Commission to investigate his claims that the government of Malta was allowing illegal construction and misappropriation of public land....

Once again yesterday, Chiara passed her test with flying colours when she went through her second and last technical rehearsal on the stage at the Palats Sportu’s concert hall in Kiev....

Nearly 600 criminal offences were reported to have taken place in Qormi in 2004, Justice Minister Tonio Borg told parliament yesterday. ...

The government spent close to Lm340,000 in expenses related to the appointment of court experts in 2004, Justice Minister Tonio Borg. ...

There are 1,653 pending magisterial inquiries, Justice Minister Tonio Borg said yesterday. 1,475 of these are pending in Malta....

The organisers of an annual rave party at Paradise Bay in June will be paying Lm150 to have the beach to themselves for the party, Justice Minister Tonio Borg told parliament yesterday. ...