No one was injured when several bricks fell off a truck in Zebbug this morning.  The incident took place in Mdina Road, near the roundabout that leads to Siggiewi.  Several hollow concrete...

Maltese citizens are almost twice more likely to prefer wild fishery and aquaculture products than EU citizens, at 60 per cent and 34 per cent respectively, an EU barometer has found.  A new...

Justice Minister Owen Bonnici this morning called upon the Nationalist Party to come clean on the loan it was given by businessman Zaren Vassallo. The Malta Independent yesterday reported that...

A Russia-backed Libyan warlord could start a “civil war” in Libya, increasing refugee flows to the EU, Malta has warned. EUObserver reported that the danger comes as the Libyan...

A total of 20 people have been arraigned in court last year and this year on charges of people trafficking, Justice Minister Tonio Borg told Labour MP Adrian Vassallo....

In order to make a visit to a museum a more interesting and educational experience, Heritage Malta teamed up with the Maltese National Commission for UNESCO to produce a book....

An Algerian man yesterday appeared in court to answer to charges of trafficking over one kilogramme of heroin....

While statements and counter statements on the pros and cons of low-cost airlines goes on, the stark reality seems to be that Malta remains a pricey destination for tourists. ...

Low cost airlines are seeking a preferential treatment. “Let’s not mince our words; they want subsidies to operate to Malta,” IT and Investments Minister Austin Gatt said yesterday. ...

VATICAN CITY: Black smoke wafted from the Sistine Chapel’s chimney yesterday evening, signalling that the cardinals sequestered inside for the first papal conclave of the new millennium had held their first vote but failed to elect a new leader....