Two brothers who were involved in the fracas at an illegal scrapyard on Thursday morning were this afternoon remanded in custody. The two men are Jonathan Bonnett, 22, and Kurt Bonnett,...

The Nationalist Party has again suggested that Air Malta shares should be sold to the general public to ensure that the national carrier remains Maltese. Addressing representatives of Air Malta...

The report in The Malta Independent in which the police admitted there will not be any investigation into the companies set up by Konrad Mizzi and Keith Schembri in Panama shows how much the...

A young Somali asylum seeker has been jailed for a month for assuming a fake identity when he applied for refugee status in Malta. A court heard how Sharif Said Abdulqadir, 23, is registered in...

The three candidates contesting the Labour Party deputy leadership post voted together this afternoon, the PL said in a statement. Owen Bonnici, Chris Cardona and Stefan Zrinzo Azzopardi voted...

Tunisian Foreign Minister Habib Ben Yahia has extended an invitation to Foreign Affairs Minister Michael Frendo to visit Tunisia for bilateral talks. The invitation was made during a meeting of the two ministers at the United Nations General Assemb...

An Appeals Court yesterday ordered charges of perjury to be brought against a man and his partner in connection with a serious injury case.Joseph Azzopardi had appealed against a two-year jail sentence for beating Rita Ebejer on 23 August at 8.30pm...

The aftermath of the Athens Olympic Games, or rather the results achieved by local athletes during these games, has prompted a lot of thought and discussion at various levels of our sporting community....

Working on one of Malta’s highest rated and often controversial programmes has brought with it both public recognition and criticism. She’s the other half of Bondiplus, which starts its new season next week. Josanne Cassar finds out more about Ra...

The renewal section of the Licensing and Testing Department was absolutely swamped with customers who waited for two hours or more in the hot sun yesterday.But what angered people more was that once they arrived at the main door, where a “security ...