The Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said today that the government intends to move forward with the project linking Malta and Gozo via a tunnel, which seems to be the most viable proposition. The government must however consider all options...

Construction worker Emil Atanasov, who lives in St Paul’s Bay, was found not guilty of the murder of Krstic Dragoljub. After a trial by jury, he was acquitted of all charged by seven votes...

The project at Islet Promenade in Bugibba is expected to be completed by the end of June and work is progressing towards this aim at a steady pace, said Resources and Infrastructure Minister Ninu Zammit yesterday....

While the Nationalist government has spent hundreds of thousands of liri on feasts, Malta’s government hospitals are being allowed to deteriorate, with shortages of many items that one would not expect in the 21st century....

Unemployment, coupled with the fiscal deficit, is increasing the burden on working class families and is holding the Maltese economy back, said Opposition MP Karl Chircop yesterday....

Local lawyer Ian Micallef has been elected as Vice President of the Local and Regional Congress Authority of the Council of Europe....

“Small businesses are the backbone of the European economy and therefore are the key to future economic success,” said Finance Ministry parliamentary secretary Tonio Fenech yesterday....

The lower part of Fort St Elmo, that has not been put to use for a number of years, will come alive on 2 and 3 July when it will be host the Malta World Music Festival....

Social investment such as this promotes unity and solidarity, Family and Social Solidarity Minister Dolores Cristina said yesterday, at the opening of the Santa Lucia garden....

The following is the full text of the message issued by Archbishop Joseph Mercieca and Bishop of Gozo Nikol Cauchi in view of the forthcoming European Parliament elections...