The Nationalist Party pledged to work hard to strengthen Malta’s financial services sector which, leader Simon Busuttil said, has been weakened by the Panama Papers scandal. Dr Busuttil was...

Former Police Commissioner Michael Cassar, who resigned on Wednesday for health reasons, said that he leaving the Police Corps in a much better state than how he found it when he took over the...

Police Inspector Elton Taliana has lost a libel case he had instituted against the editor of GWU Sunday paper it-Torca. The inspector had taken exception to a news report about the wrongful...

“Mobile phone roaming fees are part of an outdated business model, and this massive reduction and phaseout is an important victory for consumers,” said Member of the European Parliament...

The Malta Customs Department gave a break down of items it seized in the first three months of the year in its work to protect the national and the European Union's citizens from both tax evasion, as...

The Green Party welcomes the fact that the government has finally understood the necessity of a plan to combat the fiscal deficit and will present a convergence programme to the next meeting of the Council of Finance Ministers on 5 July, in which it...

The Marsascala Shopowners Association has forwarded proposals to the Marsascala mayor Charlot Bonnici. The proposals, it said, are for the benefit of the whole locality....

Two men pleaded not guilty to charges pressed against them regarding the theft of a stereo....

Opposition Spokesman for Internal Affairs Gavin Gulia accepted Social Affairs Permanent Committee Chairman Clyde Puli’s invitation to attend a meeting regarding the drug law, but said a meeting is needed with all entities connected to the sector for ...

A number of wards at St Vincent de Paule currently have no air conditioning, resulting in increased heat which is detrimental to the elderly residents’ health, the Malta Labour Party said in a statement issued yesterday....