A Brexit will cause major changes in the agenda set for the EU Presidency which will be led by Malta in 2017. If the UK decides to leave, the negotiations with the UK will land in Malta’s lap,...

The Malta Association of Public Health Medicine today joined the Medical Association of Malta in saying that the role of Director Health Promotion and Disease Prevention should be taken up by medical...

As Labour Party delegates prepare to cast their ballots today in the contest to elect the party’s next deputy leader for party affairs, reliable sources from within the party have told this...

The request for a warrant of prohibitory injunction, as filed by a large number of tourist operators, was rejected today by the First Hall of the Civil Court because it did not satisfy all the...

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday met Resources and Infrastructure Minister Ninu Zammit and Environment and Rural Affairs Minister George Pullicino to iron out the final technicalities of the revisions to the Littering Act, now said to be round...

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi, Foreign Minister Michael Frendo and Interior Minister Tonio Borg are to visit Libya on Tuesday and Wednesday....

Malta is set to begin a databank of all injuries and accidents that take place in the country, with the aim of being the only country in Europe to have a nation-wide database....

A gang of seven youths from San Gwann were yesterday charged with committing a series of thefts of handbags belonging to a number of foreign women in Pembroke and St Julian’s....

A man was yesterday fined Lm60 and was disqualified from driving for two months after the court ruled that he was to blame for a traffic accident in which he and his passenger were seriously injured....

A man and a woman were yesterday accused of attempting to steal a car from Valletta and to causing problems at the police station where they allegedly assaulted a police inspector and other police officers and allegedly hurled a number objects in the...