The country’s highest and arguably most unique skyscraper is being proposed and marketed for the site of Mercury House in Paceville.  40-storey, 160 metres A twisting twin-tower design...

Transport and Infrastructure Minister Joe Mizzi has added his name to that of government parliamentary whip Godfrey Farrugia as being among those who will symbolically not attend today’s Palumbo...

Following a court decision this week, Ramblers said that the Court of Appeal had ruled that an environment NGO has a legal interest to contest public entity decisions on the environment. The case...

Italian coast guard and navy ships, aided by an Irish naval vessel, saved more than 500 migrants from smugglers’ boats in the Mediterranean off Libya yesterday, Italian and Irish officials...

A meeting on the processing of visa applications that was held between Maltese and Libyan technical delegations last Monday was “not secret at all”, a Foreign Affairs Ministry statement said yesterday....

A motorcyclist from Swieqi admitted yesterday that he caused the death of an elderly Msida woman in a traffic accident three years ago in Sliema....

Two men who were recently found guilty of a hold-up were in court again yesterday as proceedings against them on another hold-up charge started....

Despite stiff competition, investment in the manufacturing industry during the first six months of the year increased by 25 per cent when compared to the same period last year, said Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi....

The Union Haddiema Maghqudin issued a number of directives for Maltapost employees yesterday, as a result of the company not honouring an agreement it had with the union over the recruitment of staff....

A number of people employed with Onboard Services Ltd have been given notice that their employment will be terminated, since the company will not be granted the contract to operate the cafeterias on board Gozo Channel vessels....