The court had some hard words to say to English language schools in a case involving a Libyan man who used using a student visa to come to Malta when he was not actually undertaking a...

The eleven members of a stag party who were arrested on board a Ryanair flight arriving in Malta from Edinburgh after police with sniffer dogs were called to investigate the 'rowdy' group, ...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat this morning said that there is no definite timeline for when the government will put forward a bill to remove criminal libel, adding that the Cabinet is currently...

The painting San Giovannino al Fonte attributed to Michelangelo Merisi Caravaggio is one of the paintings that was stolen from Judge Giovanni Bonello’s home in Old Bakery Street Valletta some two weeks ago....

A man was conditionally discharged for one year yesterday after pleading guilty to possession of cannabis on 15 May 2003 and in the preceding three months....

A German subsidiary company in Malta that is making profits after only three years of operations is planning to increase its workforce in the near future....

Malta Labour Party spokesman for public investments John Attard Montalto said yesterday that keeping Sea Malta up and running was of vital strategic importance to Malta....

Malta’s environmental problems have been caused by the Nationalist government’s lack of planning, wrong mentality and brushing of issues under the carpet, said MLP education secretary Aleks Farrugia....

Yesterday saw the European launch of a drug manufactured by Pharmaco Group’s local subsidiary, Pharmamed Ltd....

The four unions representing Air Malta employees yesterday presented their counter-proposals to the management of the company, proposals which they have called the “Air Malta Rescue Package”....