The European soft drinks industry has announced it will reduce added sugars in its products by a further 10% by 2020. The commitment will be rolled out across Europe. This initiative responds to...

Opposition Leader Simon Busuttil quipped that when the Prime Minister said he believes Economy Minister Chris Cardona about the allegations he visited a brothel in Germany from ‘A to Z’,...

A 28-year-old Albanian national was arraigned before the courts today accused of being in possession of forged documents.  Erjon Sala, who resides in the Albanian capital, Tirana, was accused of...

A 22-year-old old woman who recently gave birth to a baby girl was today arraigned before the courts charged with assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest.  The young woman, who currently...

The Maltese Presidency of the Council of the EU has reached a provisional landmark deal with the European Parliament to remove barriers to cross-border portability of online content services in the...

The local councils of L-Iklin, Marsa and Zabbar have signed an agreement with the Planning Authority for the funding of three projects related to embellishment and refurbishment works within the...

The government has reacted to a report in Times of Malta and insisted that it will collect every single cent of the €60 million owed by the db Group, which has been granted a 99-year concession...

Journalist Kurt Sansone and MaltaToday editor Saviour Balzan were yesterday ordered to pay Lm4,000 between them in damages after the court ruled that a number of articles about former Labour Health Minister Louis Buhagiar....

For the fourth year running, the Società Dante Alighieri is organising a number of summer courses aimed at various levels of tuition for students and adults....

Malta is fast catching up with the rolling development of communications technology, with the Malta Communication Authority having already assigned two UHF frequencies to develop digital radio transmission....