The Parliamentary Secretary for Competitiveness and Economic Growth, José Herrera, announced today that, following discussions held between the Malta Communications Authority (MCA) and Amazon,...

OPM Chief of Staff Keith Schembri has reacted today's report in the Australian Financial Review, which said that six banks were approached on his and Konrad Mizzi's behalf in an attempt to open bank...

The media must realise that their decisions on what to print or say will influence the behaviour of society, especially children and youths, Archbishop Joseph Mercieca said yesterday....

The embellishment project of St Thomas Bay, on which Lm30,000 has been invested, should be finished by the end of June so it can be enjoyed by the public in the summer months, said Resources and Infrastructure Minister Ninu Zammit yesterday....

The case of a man due to stand trial by jury on charges of drug trafficking and conspiracy yesterday was ordered to be heard in the Magistrates’ Court instead of the criminal one, as part of a new plea bargaining process....

A Briton yesterday agreed to pay damages after he admitted he drove a jet-ski recklessly, caused damage and slightly injured a two-year-old boy....

A man was granted bail against a Lm1,000 personal guarantee after he pleaded not guilty to threatening a police officer, among other charges....

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday said the Nationalist Party and its European Parliamentarians will be working to remove unnecessary regulation, saying that the goal was in line with that of the European Popular Party....

It would be a crucial mistake and absolutely senseless to use the quarries next to Mnajdra and Hagar Qim temples as temporary landfills, said Opposition Leader Alfred Sant yesterday....

Hundreds of children flocked to the Hal Far fire training compound to watch various demonstrations put on by the Civil Protection Department as part of its open weekend activities....