As of tomorrow, 15 June 2017, roaming charges in the European Union will no longer apply. President of the European Parliament Antonio Tajani, Prime Minister of Malta Joseph Muscat on behalf of the...

Important changes to legislation in various European countries have come a long way to help in the fight against modern day slavery, Mgr. Marcelo Sanchez Sorondo said while addressing a conference on...

Availability of credit in Malta and in the EU is constrained by the willingness of the banks to extend it to those seeking it. A stronger capital market will seek to address such shortfall, Minister...

A 36-year-old woman from Victoria, Gozo was sentenced to two and a half years in prison following charges related to drug trafficking and drug possession. Dorothy Refalo faced charges related to...

Partit Demokratiku, Malta’s third party, today called on the Planning Authority and the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage to stop the development in Għar Għerduf, Kerċem, Gozo...

Work on the installation of a high-tension cable in Constitution Street, Mosta, will not create massive disruption to business – as it might have done had commonsense and planning not been used....

The numbers of incoming passengers are stagnant at best, hotels slash their prices, as do the airlines. ...

Medical doctors at Mount Carmel Psychiatric Hospital were instructed by a senior official from the Ministry of Health not to issue certificates which may be interpreted as critical of the government’s detention policy....

Visitors to Valletta Waterfront, and those dining at one of the restaurants now open along Pinto Wharf, can now enjoy a series of themed nights designed to entertain and to enhance the atmosphere along the laguna’s edge. ...

The Government yesterday published the report drawn up by the European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhumane or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT), ...