A number of international journalist groups, including the European Federation for Journalists, the Committee to Protect Journalists and the International Press Institute, have all filed a complaint...

Despite the controversy raging on how the valuation of the land at the ITS site in St George’s Bay was calculated, the government will be sticking to the modus operandi it had commissioned from...

Economy Minister Chris Cardona has dismissed the notion of submitting himself to a lie detector test to allay the public’s concern over whether he is lying or telling the truth about his alleged...

SOCAR Trading SA, the marketing arm of Azerbaijan’s state oil company SOCAR, is aiming to ride on the success of the new natural gas-fired Delimara power station to sell the technology to...

The Commissioner for Children supports fully the initiative taken by PBS for the protection of vulnerable children under 16 years of age who have been invited to participate on media programmes....

If the quality of life deteriorated, the chances are that the values which we cherish will be eroded, Malta Labour Party leader Alfred Sant said yesterday....

The Office of Italian President has published, on its website, the programme of Italian President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi’s visit to Malta tomorrow and Friday....

Security is one of the greatest concerns at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meetings being hosted by Malta in November. ...

A witness in a libel case filed by the Malta Labour Party leader Alfred Sant against The Times editor Ray Bugeja yesterday recalled how the group of men who surrounded Dr Sant when he arrived at the counting calling following the EU referendum....

A team of four divers from the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Unit of the Armed Forces of Malta were in Augusta, Sicily earlier this month for seven days to conduct combined training with Italian Navy Divers....