A court has upheld an injunction filed by Archbishop Charles Scicluna to stop the Carmelite Order from giving up priory grounds in Balluta for commercial development. The Carmelite Order entered...

BirdLife Malta today welcomed the European Commission’s decision to refer Malta to the European Court of Justice over its finch trapping derogation. Conservation Manager Nicholas Barbara...

A 17-year-old Egyptian man accused of threatening two prostitutes with a pocket knife after they refused to have sex with him has been remanded in custody. The youth - who cannot be named as he...

The General Workers’ Union has been ordered to to pay a former secretary of the union’s services and media section €21,702.14 plus interest payable from 12 December, 2008 until...

The Government’s policy to promote Malta as a leading jurisdiction for Aircraft registration and as an attractive location to base air operating companies continues to register further...

Victims of clerical sex abuse have opened a constitutional challenge requesting that their case for compensation from the church not be heard by Mr Justice Joseph R. Micallef, who is also the...

Malta is among the countries that have registered the biggest growth in industrial production when compared to the previous year, the government said in a statement. Referring to figures published by...

The Nationalist Party is setting up stalls in La Valetta Square, right next to the La Valette monument, in spite of an uproar earlier this year when kiosks had been set up there for Carnival...

In August, the annual rate of inflation as measured by the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices stood at 1.4 per cent, the Nationalist Statistics Office said. In August, the annual rate of...

Following the overall success of the European Mobility Week (EMW) organised last year, the Government is once more launching a number of initiatives and activities as part of the European Mobility...