January’s was cooler, drier and windier than usual, the MIA Met Office said today. There were six thunderstorms, one with hail, during the first month of the year. This is double the thunder...

Malta will soon embark on a €7 million project which will seek to develop and implement a national spatial data infrastructure which will bring Malta to the forefront of geo-spatial technology....

Absenteeism recorded during academic year 2014/2015 decreased by 9.2 per cent when compared with the previous academic year. Authorised absences increased by 7.5 per cent and made up 65.0 per cent of...

A 39-year-old Serbian man was injured this morning when he fell from the back of a dumper truck.  The accident took place at around 7.25am in Triq il-Fortizza, Mosta.  Police say the man...

The Maltese Presidency of the Council of the EU reached an agreement with the European Parliament on the establishment of an assistance programme, known as the Structural Reform Support Programme...

Opposition Leader Simon Busuttil pledged this morning that the Nationalist Party would remove “will remove all gags on free expression, such as criminal libel and garnishee orders against...

There was no reaction yesterday from the Curia regarding Fr Mark Montebello’s blatant defiance of the Archbishop’s six-month ban to publicly discuss Church, moral, ethics and faith issues....

The megalithic temples are the pinnacles of the Maltese tourism product – yet a current visit can turn out to be a non-experience which does not reveal any of their secrets....

The public private partnership government has with the Environment Landscapes Consortium, which was the first the government ever signed, should serve as a learning experience for ...

MOSCOW: Jet fighters roared and white-haired veterans rode in military trucks across Red Square yesterday, as world leaders honoured the victors and victims of World War II....