Vassallo Builders today strongly criticised a report by the Auditor-General in which it was stated that the former Lowenbrau site in Qormi was handed over by the (Nationalist) government for...

A 61-year-old was sentenced to three months in jail and ordered never to set foot in Sliema for three years after a court found him guilty of offending public morals. Paul Lughermo from Valletta...

Environment and Resources Authority Board Member Professor Alan Deidun told the Malta Independent that the improvement in air quality was an overriding factor in his decision to vote in favour of...

PL MP Michael Falzon went on a rampage last night during his Parliamentary adjournment speech, attacking the National Audit Office. The PL MP spoke about the two NAO reports released earlier this...

A man was yesterday fined Lm700 after being found guilty of being in possession of cocaine in circumstances denoting that it was not for his personal use. ...

Din l-Art Helwa’s monthly lecture, which covers various topics and aspects of culture, has now become a staple part of the cultural enthusiast’s diet....

Rashad Nabir Mabrouk, 32 year-old Libyan, was arraigned in court yesterday morning ...

President Edward Fenech Adami, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi and Archbishop Joseph Mercieca will leave Malta on Thursday for the Pope’s funeral which, it was announced yesterday, is to be held at the Vatican on Friday at 10am. ...

Anton Chekhov and Neil Simon are two completely different playwrights. One is famous for having exposed the nature of human suffering on stage and the...

VATICAN CITY: Pope John Paul II was near death yesterday evening, his breathing shallow and his heart and kidneys failing, the Vatican said. ...