The power station promised to be ready by March 2015 – and still not yet operational – faces yet another delay as the LNG gas tanker will not be available at least before October. The...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat left Malta for Istanbul this evening to attend the United Nations World Humanitarian Summit. World leaders, civil society representatives, national and international...

Today, the Speaker of the House of Representatives Anġlu Farrugia joined European speakers of parliament at Schengen, Luxembourg. Mars di Bartolomeo, President of the Chamber of Deputies of...

The Egyptian crew of a Cypriot fishing trawler were cleared yesterday of fishing in Malta’s 25-mile conservation zone, with the court saying the prosecution had not produced evidence to substantiate the charges,...

The quality of Maltese milk is well within European Union parameters when its safety and its levels of hygiene are assessed, chief veterinary officer Lino Vella said yesterday....

Labour Leader Alfred Sant yesterday said a collective effort must be made to combat illiteracy in every way possible....

Eight Maltese have been chosen to take a European Masters in Conference Interpretation course in Westminster while another will train in Brussels....

The Competitiveness and Communications Ministry yesterday convened the first meeting of the Ministerial Competitiveness Forum aimed at discussing specialised issues directly affecting Malta’s competitiveness and, maturely, within established paramete...

The St John’s Co-Cathedral Foundation has retracted directives issued to part-time custodians and they have returned to work, the General Workers’ Union said yesterday....

A promenade that gave way in December is still in the same state nine months later despite the local council’s several attempts to urge the authorities to repair the damages....