A man was seriously injured early this morning when the car he was driving crashed into another and overturned, the police said. The accident happened in Labour Road, Zabbar, at 12.45am. The...

A man and a woman were seriously injured last night in a fight that took place in St Paul’s Bay at 9pm, the police said. A 30-year-old woman, resident of Siggiewi, and a 31-year-old man of...

Students have “the right to be fully informed” on issues, even on controversial ones such as abortion, assisted suicide and euthanasia, said Professor of Education Kenneth Wain, who...

An urgent appeal is being launched next week to raise funds for direly needed repair and restoration works at St Paul’s Anglican Pro-Cathedral, parts of which have been found to be unstable and...

Archbishop Charles Scicluna spoke abortion today during his homily, and said that the Christian community must not close its doors to women who unintentionally become pregnant, but should speak with,...

According to data released by Eurostat, Malta registered the 4th worst result in retail trade amongst the EU countries in December 2016, a PN statement read. "While retail sales across the EU...

Malta Chamber of Commerce and Enterprise president Louis Apap Bologna formed part of a business delegation which accompanied Foreign Affairs Minister Michael Frendo on a visit to Cairo. ...

The Malta Institute of Management, in collaboration with the Malta Employers Association, the General Workers Union and the Unjoni Haddiema Maqghudin,...

STRASBOURG: The European Parliament yesterday called for European Union countries to recognise each other’s national job qualifications to allow EU citizens to practice their profession without restrictions in all 25 member states. ...

The Malta Lift Association has identified, at the industrial zone of Tal-Handaq, at least six lift installations that contravene almost every provision of the LN47/1964 Factories (Lifts and Hoists) Regulations. ...