Lawyers for the governing Labour Party and Nationalist Party were involved in heated exchanges in court this morning, as an appeals court judge was formally presented with a request to stay the...

The majority of local businesses are largely satisfied with their interaction with electronic communications service providers operating in Malta, according to the findings of a survey carried out by...

A distributor of contraband cigarettes was caught by the Customs Department in Cospicua with 31,000 cigarettes, the department said in a statement. A search in his residence yielded another 860...

The civil society organisations holding national demonstrations and calling for the heads of the Police Commissioner and the Attorney General to roll are trying to act as judge and jury, and are...

The Commonwealth Business Council yesterday made nine recommendations to the heads of government attending the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) starting tomorrow....

The Commonwealth Youth Forum came to a close yesterday with a clear message from all the participants that young people want to make a difference in shaping the future of developing countries...

Agenzija Appogg, in collaboration with the Education, Youth and Employment Ministry, is involved in the organisation of the annual event for school children, on the occasion of World Children’s ...

The problem of abusive behaviour by unruly students needs to be addressed urgently as the situation is getting out of hand, Malta Union of Teachers President John Bencini said yesterday....

An appeal’s court yesterday ruled former Nationalist Party leader Eddie Fenech Adami to be liable for damages and ordered him to pay court expenses in a libel case after it upheld an appeal filed by Malta...

A Birkirkara man yesterday pleaded not guilty to seriously injuring his wife by stabbing her repeatedly in the face on Tuesday early afternoon.Joseph Grech, 56, was accused of stabbing his wife Rose on 22 November sometim...