Malta is the European Union’s noisiest country, according to an in-depth analysis of EU noise levels carried out by the European Environmental Agency. In a report published this week,...

No matter how the Brexit debate is resolved, two major challenges will continue to face Europe -- immigration and the threat of terrorism. How will these challenges shape up when the Brexit referendum...

In what is a unique Corporate Social Responsibility programme, Maltese company Romy Foods, in conjunction with SOS Malta, is providing around 2,000 meals a day for children attending primary schools...

Alfred Mifsud, who is set to become governor of the Central Bank of Malta next month, has filed a police report for defamation against his former partner Anna Zelbst following reports appearing on...

The legitimacy of the United Nations has to be reaffirmed and renewed in light of recent events that have revealed its weakness with regard to international law, Cherie Booth, the wife of British Prime Minister Tony Blair, said yesterday...

A receptionist at a St Paul’s Bay hotel was held up at gunpoint yesterday morning by two armed and hooded robbers who made off with an undisclosed amount of cash....

It was unanimously decided yesterday by the Malta Environment and Planning Authority Board that Kappara is to have a Russian Orthodox church, despite a recommendation for refusal by the Planning Directorate....

The Foundation for Medical Services (FMS) yesterday denied allegations it had changed the Mater Dei Hospital internal road network plans, prompting a further cost of Lm1.3 million over the estimated cost of Lm270,000....

Two men were yesterday taken to St Luke’s Hospital in critical condition following separate accidents, the police said....

The Multiple Connection Support Group was launched officially during a Thanksgiving Mass at the Pope John Paul II pastoral centre in Attard....