Prime Minister Joseph Muscat this morning said that a scheme such as the cedoli one launched by the Nationalist Party is tantamount to "bringing Panama to Malta". Addressing the Labour Party General Conference, he said that the issue at stake here was not "legality" but "correctness". ...

IT and Investments Minister Austin Gatt announced yesterday that the ministry had just concluded talks on a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Hewlett-Packard (HP) – the $70 billion plus IT multinational....

The Malta Employers’ Association is currently conducting an exercise which will eventually lead to its proposals for the formulation of a social pact for Malta, MEA president Arthur Muscat said yesterday....

LUXEMBOURG: The European Court of Justice grew by 10 new justices yesterday, one for each country that joined the now 25-nation European Union on 1 May. In a solemn swearing-in ceremony, the new court members pledged to uphold EU law as written by t...

Maltacom has finalised three separate agreements by means of which the Maltese general public will be given access to vote for their favourite song whether from fixed line or from mobile....

Foreign Affairs and Investments Minister John Dalli yesterday launched three new enterprise support schemes.Mr Dalli said: “these schemes are part of a number of incentives for the small and medium sector....

Estimates from the inbound tourism survey show that in March this year, the number of departing tourists by air reached 65,019, a decrease of 9.3 per cent over the same month last year....

Valletta-born TONY DRAGO, 38, is a fully fledged professional in the world of snooker and pool. He has been hitting the headlines since he left the country in 1985 to turn professional. In this interview with HENRY BRINCAT, he describes his career – ...

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi and his delegation left for Brussels yesterday to attend the first European Union Council of Economics and Finance Ministers meeting, better known as Ecofin, to be held after Malta’s EU accession....

Given the confidence they have shown on stage during rehearsals and the interest their song has triggered, there is no reason why, with a little bit of good luck, Julie and Ludwig should not place among the first 10 in tomorrow night’s Eurovision Son...