The Malta Employers Association said today it has absolutely no objection to the recent Court ruling confirming Unions’ right to strike, that is guaranteed by the Constitution. "Fundamental...

Uncontrolled touristic activity on the beautiful island of Comino is having serious impact on the island’s biodiversity, and environmentalists insist the authorities should not wait any longer...

Overcrowding and overpricing at Comino’s Blue Lagoon have become the subject of several complaints, with visitors openly objecting to the high cost of hiring deckchairs and umbrellas, while the...

The St John’s Co-cathedral museum extension is planned to be concluded by the time Valletta becomes the European Capital of Culture in 2018, said curator and museum project leader of St...

A man and a woman were seriously injured thus morning as the two cars they were driving overturned within 30 minutes of each other in Siggiewi and Zebbug. The police said that at 4.30am a Toyota...

The tube (underground railway) station at London Heathrow Terminal 4 will be temporarily closed as from 7 January, Air Malta said yesterday....

A number of Gozitan residents have phoned The Malta Independent offices to report incidents outside the Ggantija Temples and other tourist attractions in Xaghra where they said tourists were being harassed. ...

Alternattiva Demokratika said yesterday that a ruling due to be made by the European Court of Justice this month will probably have a bearing on whether the Maltese departure tax conforms to European regulations....

Application forms for admission to Church schools in Malta in 2005 will be available from the Archbishop’s Curia, Floriana, as follows: 10 January for kindergarten – children born in 2002; 11 January for pregrade – children born in 2001; 12 January 2005 ...

Maltese photographer and artist Joe P. Smith is once more in the international news as he has been awarded the second prize in the prestigious Telegraph Travel Photography Awards held recently in the UK....