The contentious hikes in the price of petrol and diesel implemented this week have provided something of a silver lining in the form of the introduction of price competition in the market for diesel...

Sources within the Office of the Prime Minister speaking to The Malta Independent on Sunday have indicated that the audit commissioned into the financial affairs of Minister Konrad Mizzi will be...

The number of migrant detections on the Central Mediterranean route rose by nearly 20 per cent over 2016 to 181,000, the highest number ever recorded, Frontex – the EU’s border control...

In March 2005, the Retail Prices Index went up by 0.47 per cent to 105.82 from 105.33 in the previous month, the National Statistics Office reported yesterday....

Local councils should not be allowed to impose extra burdens on whoever offers a service in the locality falling under the councils’ jurisdiction, the Chamber for Small and Medium Enterprises said yesterday....

Yesterday, 141 countries including Malta commemorated Earth Day. Inspired by the socio-cultural awareness of the 1960s, Earth Day was first celebrated in 1970 in the United States. ...

Imports from Tunisia, on average, exceeded Lm1.5 million over the past years while exports last year reached some Lm500,000. Yet, Foreign Affairs Minister Michael Frendo yesterday called for greater cooperation on all levels....

Air travel is a massive stimulant for the economy and low cost travel could be the boost Maltese tourism needs to get back on track, Ryanair’s CEO Michael Cawley told The Malta Independent yesterday....

Both Ryanair and Britishjet.com – known low-cost airlines vying to gain access to the Maltese market – yesterday reacted to the comments IT and Investments Minister Austin Gatt ...

On 13 April, The Medina Restaurant of Mdina welcomed the press for the launch of Fish Week, an initiative of proprietor Noel Debono....