The Islamic State group claimed Saturday that the Tunisian man who barreled his truck into a crowd in the French resort city of Nice was a "soldier" of the group. It's the first claim of...

The Airline Pilots Association (ALPA) said this morning that it “strongly deplored evident attempts by Air Malta to suppress and stop outright the National Airline Pilots from expressing their...

This Sunday, Malta Public Transport will be increasing bus frequencies on six routes servicing the Cirkewwa, Bugibba and Sliema areas as well as operating six new Tallinja Direct special services in...

Increase in waste generation because of economic growth is assumed to be an indispensable relationship, but this is not so, said GreenPak, adding that sustainable waste practices are the way forward....

If the tourism industry continues to retain its strength during November and December as it has done in the past six months, Malta may indeed wipe out the losses of the past two years, Tourism Minister Francis Zammit Dimech said yesterday....

Enemalta will, from next year, be issuing an annual water and electricity bill to its customers that will be paid in six separate payments. The corporation will also be clamping down aggressively on electricity theft, and the 17 per cent surcharge in...

A man from Xaghra, currently a resident at Mount Carmel Hospital, has been charged with the murder of local warden Fortunata Spiteri....

The Malta Environmental and Planning Authority Board met yesterday to consider a number of applications but the most interesting one was definitely the one related to the demolition of part of the old Lazzaretto building at Manoel Island....

The government is set to seriously examine and overhaul the country’s early childhood education programme, in line with the thrust of Wednesday’s budget....

If the National Commission on the Abuse of Drugs, Alcohol and other Dependencies (NCADAD) is not legally recognised, Malta stands to lose substantial funding from the European Union....