The Chamber of Architects has long insisted for changes to be made to the Periti Act so that it can have more tools to safeguard the profession and society, Simone Vella Lenicker, the president of the...

An e-tagging system, ankle bracelets to keep tabs on those who are prevented from approaching someone due to a court-issued protection order, is currently being discussed, Commissioner for Domestic...

Former Nationalist Party Leader Simon Busuttil said yesterday that, while his chapter in local politics is drawing to a close, he will keep up his fight against corruption in his new role as Secretary...

Malta's business sector should not be placed under a bad light so that it can keep growing and, in turn, the country will too, Economy Minister Silvio Schembri said on Indepth. Schembri was asked...

Internal "organisational justice" needs to be the first step which takes place for people to start regaining faith in the police force after it was rocked by a recent overtime scandal, lawyer and...

The Chamber of Commerce will be meeting with Home Affairs Ministry Byron Camilleri and Parliamentary Secretary Alex Muscat next week to start working on a redraft of Malta's citizenship scheme, the...

The idea of having a two-thirds majority in Parliament is portrayed as the perfect idea, but according to lawyer Roberto Montalto such a vote has never worked in Malta. On 17 January, Lawrence...

Enemalta has been incurring higher energy production costs as a result of damage to the Malta-Sicily interconnector, but there has so far not been any discussion on the possibility that energy prices...

If the new Prime Minister decides, from day one, to brush aside everything that has happened in December, it will ultimately ruin the country’s reputation, MaltaToday online editor Kurt Sansone...

The Maltese do not think freely and properly, author Immanuel Mifsud believes.  He admits that he feels that a majority of the population has a problem of not thinking or speaking up for what is...