The Church Environment Commission today called for the revision of the controversial Paceville master plan and insisted that the plan placed economic gain before the wellbeing of residents....

Rock drilling tests in Zonqor Point stopped abruptly after “four men in suits” showed up and spoke to the workers, this newspaper has learnt.  “The workers packed up their...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat yesterday evening had a telephone conversation with US Vice President elect Mike Pence, his office said. “The Prime Minister conveyed his best wishes to the...

Even as the Panama Papers disclosures have sparked at least 150 investigations in 79 countries around the world, they have also provoked pushback from individuals and governments displeased with...

Philip Rizzo, Foundation of Tomorrow Schools CEO, has made a number of accusations against Education Minister Evarist Bartolo and his permanent secretary in his resignation letter submitted yesterday,...

Government has published the results of the inquiry conducted by former Brigadier Carmel Vassallo regarding the Daniel Bogdanovic case, which found that there was no political interference surrounding...

European Union (EU) leaders meeting in Brussels yesterday gave the final approval to a more flexible version of the Stability and Growth Pact which enables countries to overshoot the criteria without incurring any sanctions....

Malta registered, proportionately, the second highest government deficit last year, according to figures released yesterday by Eurostat....

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Since Malta and Finland are situated on opposite sides of the EU, away from the central market, it is important for both countries to build cross-border cooperation with countries in their vicinity, said Finnish Prime Minister Matti Vanhanen....