New legislation which regulates the solvency process will be beneficial to companies whilst also protecting the interests of debtors, creditors, shareholders and employees, Finance Minister told...

In Parliament, the Minister of Health Chris Fearne called on the editor of In-Nazzjon to publish a formal apology for the news story which was featured on its front page on Wednesday. He spoke about...

A constitutional court has upheld an appeal filed by the Attorney General and revoked an earlier decision to grant bail to a man undergoing extradition proceedings. Angelo Frank Spiteri, who is...

Two Romanian men were today charged over a jewellery theft that took place in Paceville on Sunday.  Mircea Copalea, 33, and Marcel Muntianu, 18, were charged with committing the theft from a Bay...

A new committee has recently been set up with the aim of erecting a monument in honour of Pope John Paul II, who passed away in the beginning of April. Dr Monica Vella LLD is the president of the Kumitat Monument Papa Gwanni Pawlu II. ...

The Maltese government is in contact with the Libyan government regarding the Libyan decision to extend the fishing area to 62 miles from the Libyan coast, Foreign Minister Michael Frendo told Parliament yesterday....

During the month of March 2005, there were a total of 8,018 unemployed persons registering under Part 1 and Part 2 of the unemployment register, the National Statistics Office reported yesterday. ...

Yesterday, 14 students received a Diploma in Cultural/Artistic Management at the head office of Heritage Malta in Valletta. They had successfully completed a...

On Tuesday 24 May, the European Court of Human Rights will hear, a court case brought against the government of Malta by a university lecturer regarding jury service....

The Conclave wanted to send a clear message that the new Pope will not compromise over the Church’s principles. ...