Former Prime Minister Alfred Sant told the European Parliament that the European Union’s diplomatic leverage with Turkey is restricted and that both sides regard each other with suspicion. ...

A court today threw out a claim of breach of human rights which was filed by the Labour Party after a Constitutional ruling allocated extra seats in parliament to the PN after mistakes in the counting...

In a statement issued this afternoon, Health and Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi referred to what he described as the “misleading and false reports” issued today in the media “which are...

Revised GDP data for the first three quarters of 2003 and provisional data for the last three months of the year show a “substantial contraction of the Maltese economy,” the Central Bank’s Quarterly Review reported....

A psychiatrist from Rabat is to become the next MP on the government side following a decision by the Nationalist Party’s top committee yesterday....

While the government is all eager to obey all EU directives, it may have escaped its attention that one directive may help ease both Sea Malta’s and Gozo Channel’s various problems, MP Anglu Farrugia said yesterday....

Attorneys defending the two former judges charged with receiving money from drug trafficker Mario Camilleri to reduce his prison sentence yesterday filed submissions in court to ask the Magistrates’ Court to stop proceedings in the case....

By the first week of European Union accession, the Malta Environment and Planning Authority had submitted no fewer than 50 applications to the EU for environment-related projects....

An attempted hold-up on a Group 4 armoured vehicle yesterday afternoon left the attackers empty handed thanks to the quick action of Group 4 personnel....

Alternattiva Demokratika is perplexed by the latest announcement that the government intends to cut the Malta Tourism Authority budget for 2005 by Lm0.5 million....