The Labour Party would deserve to be in government as soon as possible if it conveyed a positive and inclusive message, and was close to the people, leadership contender Michael Falzon said....

Figures published by Eurostat about price fluctuations in the European Union confirmed the problem Malta had with price rises, the Labour Party said, pointing out that Malta had had the second highest price rises in...

If elected, his first act as leader would be to meet the other contestants for a decision about electing a party administration without delay. The MLP, he said, was rich in human resources and ideas. It has potential which has not been used....

“The government is holding consultations and is open to suggestions about the reform of local government,” Chris Said, Parliamentary Secretary for public dialogue and information, told The Malta Independent....

ROME: World food production must rise by 50 per cent by 2030 to meet increasing demand, UN chief Ban Ki-moon told world leaders yesterday at a summit grappling with hunger and civil unrest caused by food price hikes. ...

Foreign Minister Tonio Borg and former foreign minister President Emeritus Guido de Marco yesterday both concurred there can be no real peace in the Mediterranean region until the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is resolved in finality....

The MOC Medical Commission hosted a four-day seminar to highlight and raise awareness on the importance of understanding sports medicine practices....

The Malta EU Steering Action Committee (MEUSAC) will create a common interface between the government, EU and civil society and help strengthen Malta’s EU membership in new ways,...

Parliament started discussing yesterday the second reading of the amendment to the Refugee Act....

A construction company is being sued for damages by the parents of a two-year-old boy who died after falling in an open shaft in the common area of a block of apartments owned by the company....