A homeless man was charged with making use of someone else's credit card to buy some food, beer and cigarettes. In court, the prosecutor explained how Perry Thomas Bilsborrow, a Canadian, used a...

A man was cleared of trafficking heroin after a blood sample from an overdose victim was considered inadmissible by a court because it was taken without consent. Charlo Cutajar was charged with...

The PN said today that it was shameful how Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and PL Deputy Leader Toni Abela had launched an attack on three workers who are fathers of young children, branding them as...

Q1/2015 Labour status Labour Force Survey estimates indicate that, during the first quarter, total employment stood at 181,537 accounting for more than half the population aged 15 and over....

The first year anniversary of the President’s Foundation for the Wellbeing of Society was celebrated today at the President’s Palace in Sant Anton. In an off-the-cuff speech,...

Today the European Parliament voted in favour of the 'European Fund for Strategic Investment' (EFSI), which will finance projects selected to give Europe an economci boost under the Juncker Plan for...

Malta placed 42nd out of 145 countries in the 2015 Gallup and Healthways wellbeing report, with the physical well-being score contributing majorly to the ranking. For the second time round, Panama, in...

Maltese MEP Roberta Metsola said that Smuggling and trafficking in human beings often leads to sexual exploitation, labour exploitation and forced begging during a Civil Liberties, Justice and Home...

Labour MEP Marlene Mizzi has been a major player in the latest negotiations on the EU “telecoms package" as part of the negotiating team responsible for end-users’ rights. A number of MEPs...

The current Police Commissioner Michael Cassar has 30 days to appeal a decision by the Data Commissioner to fine him €500 for a transgression by his predecessor Peter Paul Zammit.  Mr Zammit...