Campaigning in Britain's European Union membership referendum remained suspended Friday as the country paused in shock at the daylight slaying of lawmaker Jo Cox. A U.S. civil rights group said...

The driver of a car disembarking from the Gozo Channel ferry this morning had a lucky escape when the vehicle ended up nearly tipping over into the sea when the vessel moved. The accident...

The effect of Brexit will all depend on the reaction of the European Union, but Malta will lose a very close partner.  According to the Head of the European Parliament Office in Malta, Dr Peter...

Former Prime Minister Alfred Sant said that Europe must ensure that homelessness is a truly reversible phenomenon.  Dr Sant, addressing a seminar on homelessness in Europe at the European...

The International Federation of Housing and Planning (IFHP) working party is in Malta to discuss and prepare a report regarding urban and touristic development in our historic cities....

Malta is very satisfied with the European Union’s decision to lift sanctions and the arms embargo against Libya, as the move was given the full support of Malta, said Foreign Minister Michael Frendo yesterday....

Land reclamation may be closer to becoming a reality than many might expect, as the exhausted quarries in which construction waste is being dumped will be full in about five to six years, The Malta Independent has learnt....

Three young men were seriously injured after a brawl which took place in Paceville on Sunday evening....

The Parliamentary Social Affairs Committee meets today to discuss recommendations for the setting up of Malta’s first National Drug Strategy, Family and Social Solidarity Minister Dolores Cristina announced yesterday...

The forensic experts, who have not had a workplace since 10 September when the Occupation Health and Safety Authority closed their laboratory down due to the serious health risks they were facing, started work again yesterday at the premises in San G...