The nation preparing to take over the European Union presidency says Britain should not count on member states to treat its departure any better than the bloc's chief exit negotiator, who already is...

Libya’s UN-backed president Fayez Serraj and Malta’s Prime Minister Joseph Muscat today called on all Libyan factions to find ways to reach a consensus for a united Libya under Serraj’s stewardship....

The nation that will take on the European Union presidency at the end of the month held out a diplomatic hand to Turkey on Monday and insisted the bloc needed to "give some positive signals" if it...

Maltese MEP Alfred Sant told The Economic and Monetary Committee of the European Parliament (ECON) that European medium sized banks from the small and not so small economies of the south require a...

If Malta is to have a vision for the years ahead then it must mobilise its resources so that this vision is accomplished. ...

The National Council of Women has expressed its sorrow at the passing away of a dear spiritual leader, His Holiness Pope John Paul II....

The Deaf People Association yesterday drew attention to the fact that the government is itself breaching the Equal Opportunities Act, when it did not provide even the most basic ...

Officials investigating the death of six Chinese irregular immigrants, who drowned off the coast of Ragusa, are expected to meet today in Modica, The Malta Independent has learnt....

In a nota verbale sent to the Italian Embassy, the Maltese government denied allegations made by Modica prosecutor Domenico Platania suggesting Maltese authorities did not cooperate with Italian authorities in the fight against human trafficking. ...

A survey commissioned by the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association has revealed that hotels in Malta and Gozo fared well in the last quarter of 2004, with an average of 10 per cent increase in occupancy levels in five, four and three star hotels. ...