Many people walk through these doors to attend conferences and events but few realise that this place has such a rich history – that back in the day it was Europe’s biggest and most...

With British newspaper The Telegraph this week dedicating time to carefully prepare a list of ‘the 14 most fascinating abandoned hotels’, listing the Jerma Palace Hotel at No. 9, the...

Qala residents are up in arms over a development application for a souvenir shop at Hondoq ir-Rummien that has been filed by one of the owners of Ta’ Frenc Real Estate.  They fear that,...

“Trane & Trane Mini-M Satfone, scanner, Kevlar helmet, Gulf War 1-vintage waistcoat-style lightweight flak jacket, two-person tent, sleeping bag, water bottle, etc. £3,500 new, all for 500 quid. Email [email protected] if interested.” ...

Scientists in Malta, together with scientists at Aberdeen University, and in Finland, Romania, and Italy are nearing the end of a EU-funded study investigating some of the factors which cause Parkinson’s Disease, The Guardian reported on Friday....

With a suicide rate of less than seven per 100,000, Malta is one of the few European countries with a low suicide rate....

The news and images of the tsunami disaster appealed to the constant generosity of the Maltese and Gozitans. ...

The Italian government yesterday donated the first batch of 2,000 trees of the 8,000 it has pledged for the Torri L-Ahmar afforestation project. ...

An exercise conducted by The Malta Independent revealed that the majority of European Union member states do not have the leave in lieu of public holidays on weekend system, which has been in force in Malta and which the government intends to remove....

Nations around the world have been marking the start of 2005 but celebrations have been restrained because of the Asian earthquake and tsunami. ...