Malta has constantly supported Tunisia’s advancement in the Euro-Mediterranean framework and is committed to doing its utmost to assist the north African country through this pivotal moment in its history, Foreign Minister Tonio Borg said yesterday. ...

The Communist Party of Malta welcomed the vote in favour of divorce, noting that the “Catholic oligarchy” and the Nationalist Party had suffered a defeat – the PN because of its conservative policies, which are not in the interest of the Maltese family....

The man convicted for his involvement in the armed robbery in which a bank messenger was killed over 10 years ago has denied that he had told Ninu Frendo, known as Il-Ballerin, that Richard Grech had fired a shotgun on the day of the robbery....

A man has been handed down a 15-year jail term and fined €25,000 after he pleaded guilty to conspiring to deal in ecstasy, as well as importation and possession of the drug in September 2006....

On Tuesday, the House of Representatives paid tribute to former Labour minister Freddie Micallef, who passed away last week....

A man who denied charges of trafficking and possession of eight sachets of heroin and eight packets of cannabis resin was remanded in custody yesterday. ...

A milk festival is being held in Għargħur on Sunday from 11.30am to 5.30pm when there will be food and drinks originating from milk products, sales of fresh milk products, variety, educational activities for children...

In a number of successive replies to questions by Anton Refalo (PL), Minister Giovanna Debono many times blamed delays in the tendering procedures for delays in signal projects in Gozo....

A man was given a six-month conditional discharge after being found guilty of keeping a cat trap in his premises....

Enemalta to get long-term refinancing planEnemalta’s tariffs over the past few years did not reflect variations in its costs to generate electricity, including oil price rises, despite the government’s subsidy....