While the individual at the centre of the medical visas scandal, Neville Gafà, has insisted with this newspaper that no Libyan national had ever been charged for visas to obtain medical...

A young lady was injured with a pointed instrument during the course of a robbery in St Julian’s, the police said. At 4am, a Maltese 25-year-old woman and a Polish 33-year-old woman were...

The Union Haddiema Maghqudin has held its fifth meeting with the government regarding the collective agreement from January 2005 to December 2007 for all public service employees, at which the union insisted on better working conditions....

The General Workers’ Union has been given sole recognition as an employees’ union by Menrad....

The Prime Minister yesterday left for Brussels, where he will be attending a meeting of the EU Council of Ministers for Economic and Financial affairs. ...

Integra Foundation, a newly-established organisation working for the integration of minority groups into mainstream society, with a special focus on refugees and asylum seekers, yesterday strongly condemned the violence that took place at the Armed Forces...

The crime rate has been creeping up at an average rate of 3.76 per cent per year since 1998, statistics published yesterday by Labour MP Gavin Gulia revealed....

After a jury declared Emanuel Camilleri to be a drug trafficker and found him guilty of planting a bomb outside assistant police commissioner Michael Cassar’s residence and trying to kill him and his family almost ten years ago, the 40-year-old from Mqabb...

A young man has been accused of seriously injuring another man by hitting him with a length of PVC pipe....

With a history stretching back to the notorious (and precarious) 1980s, Depeche Mode’s significant track record doesn’t just highlight their consistency in keeping up with the times; it also underlines their ability to anticipate and influence them. ...