A 26-year-old woman has been acquitted of seriously injuring a woman in an accident that took place in June 2012. A court had heard how Romina Fava had parked her car temporarily in Main Street,...

A court in Malta has banned a man from using social media for three years, after having admitted to posting about a plan to kill the Prime Minister and his family during a Facebook rant.  The...

A group of proactive Senglea residents have set up a residents’ association with the aim of involving the community in decisions that affect the locality and address a number of issues that they...

Principal Permanent Secretary Mario Cutajar today said that a total 70,000 inspections of businesses are conducted yearly, around six inspections daily. He said that the government was reviewing...

Participating in a debate on migration this morning, the Minister for Home Affairs and National Security, Carmelo Abela, stated that whereas migration is often discussed emotionally, it...

The Accountant General announces the issue of €120,000,000 Malta Government Stocks subject to an over-allotment option of an additional amount up to a maximum of €60,000,000 as...

Compared to January-August 2014, recurrent revenue recorded an increase of €235.6 million which outweighed the rise in expenditure of €166.7 million, hence resulting in a positive change in...

Bank of Valletta International Corporate Centre has introduced new fees tied to its corporate services, including a €200 fee for the opening of new accounts and an annual maintenance fee of...

The MUT today welcomed the court’s decision on a teacher who was cleared of abusing a child and appreciated the relative swiftness in which it was reached.  In a statement, the union hoped...

A rare Egyptian Vulture (Avultun Abjad), nick-named Tobia, from a conservation reintroduction programme in Italy, spent last night on Malta being guarded by BirdLife Malta and the Police. Tobia...