The European Commission has dispelled allegations of a secret pact between the Maltese and Italian governments that allegedly saw Malta surrendering oil exploration rights in disputed areas in return...

Home Affairs Minister Carmelo Abela tells this newsroom in an interview that he does not believe Ministers should order police investigations, when asked whether an investigation is underway into the...

According to a legal notice published by the government this week, motorists running red lights will be fined €250, as opposed to the previously rumoured €100.   Moreover,...

Investment Minister Austin Gatt has called on the various unions involved to notify him whether they are on board the Air Malta Safety Proposal by 16 April, the day the company will be holding an extraordinary general meeting....

The regional committee in the European Parliament yesterday voted in favour of an amendment to its report on cohesion that was moved by Professor Josef Bonnici through another MEP....

The weekly article in The Times by Malta Labour Party Leader, Dr Alfred Sant, was not published by the newspaper yesterday....

The Holy Father’s Letter to Priests for Holy Thursday 2004 says that Holy Thursday is the day “we were born as priests”, and also the day the Eucharist was established....

The Malta Transport Authority (ATP) has launched Road Safety Week, saying that they were placing the emphasis on educating the public about respect and courtesy to others while using the roads....

A National Statistics Office (NSO) review of November 2003 shows that the registered unemployed in that month amounted to 8,277, or 5.7 per cent of the workforce....

The Paceville embellishment project being coordinated by the Ministry for Resources and Infrastructure and which incorporates all the inner roads of Paceville is on target as scheduled, a Department of Information statement said yesterday....