Auditor General Charles Deguara has insisted that the National Audit Office has no partisan agenda and that its only objective is to carry out independent and objective investigations. The NAO...

Speaker Anglu Farrugia this evening called on both sides of the House to engage in a mature debate and come up with guidelines on the use of mobile phones during Parliamentary sittings.  He was...

A 43-year-old man from Sliema has been arraigned before a court facing charges of fraud. The court heard how company director Benjamin Zammit Tabona had managed to defraud four individuals, one of...

A draft bill will go through its first reading in parliament tonight that is aimed towards making Malta’s roads safer for both drivers and pedestrians. Among the proposed changes, that would...

“Simon Busuttil, the leader of the Maltese Nationalist Party, has refused to pass comment after one of his leading parliamentary candidates described Adolf Hitler as a ‘very...

The partner of Caroline Magri, the woman who was found dead in her apartment in Ta’ Giorni in September last year, has testified that the man who stands accused with her murder had previously...

Purchasing property in shell form or in the blue-print stage has opened new opportunities to owners wishing to involve themselves at an early stage in the building process and engage themselves in a creative marathon....

The Prime Minister yesterday tabled a letter sent by Fr Joe Borg, the chairman of the editorial board of PBS, to the chief executive officer at the Broadcasting Authority and a reply by BA to this, in relation to a question that Labour MP George Vella....

VATICAN CITY: Behind the thick oak doors of the Sistine Chapel, the cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church will do more than choose the next pope....

Women in Malta have always been under represented in politics and decision-making positions. ...