Parliamentary Secretary for the Digital Economy, Financial Services and Innovation Silvio Schembri said that government envisions achieving market integrity, market stability and investor protection...

Many following the proceedings in the case against three men accused of murdering journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia have asked why the Attorney General has not yet issued a bill of indictment so that...

Monsignor Alfred Xuereb, former second secretary of Benedict XVI and for some months also of Pope Francis, will take up a new appointment in South Korea, international media report. Xuereb...

Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects Ian Borg welcomed at his ministry both Transport Malta and UĦM Voice of the Workers, along with union representatives who work with...

A Marsascala local councillor has resigned from the Nationalist Party, claiming he no longer feels part of the movement. Charlot Cassar, who had been prominent in the fight for Zonqor land to...

The first 300 candidates who successfully passed a new test for TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) teachers were presented with their letters of appointment yesterday....

In November 2005, as compared to November 2004, an increase of 27 per cent was registered in the total industrial new orders index, the National Statistics Office said yesterday....

Dr Joe Borg, EU Commissioner for Fisheries and Maritime Affairs, will address the Standing Committee on Foreign and European Affairs on Wednesday, 15 March at 7pm, at the Committee Room, The Palace, Valletta. ...

The Maltese-flagged, Polish-owned bulk carrier General Grot Rowecki (photo) collided with the Marshall Islands- flagged, Turkish-owned chemical/oil products tanker ECE yesterday morning at around 2am....

The University of Malta is willing to support the European Research Charter and it will do its utmost to encourage debate on the issue of research funding, University Rector Roger Ellul Micallef said yesterday....