The General Workers' Union (GWU) strongly objects to calls by employer organisations to postpone the EU Pay Transparency Directive, stressing that there is no justification for any delay. Adopted...

ADPD-The Green Party on Thursday welcomed the proposals put forward by Minister Ian Borg to regulate short-term tourist rentals and withdraw the additional floor allowance for existing hotels,...

Five foreign nationals were arrested by the police following an investigation and surveillance on a residence in Manikata, in connection with alleged drug trafficking and...

A reform hitting the hospitality sector this June will stop all new development applications for one-star and two-star hotels, as well as all-inclusive resorts and most hostels, from being considered...

The Social Care Standards Authority (SCSA) issued around 200 licences in 2025 to operators providing community-based social care services, the Ministry for Social Policy said in a statement.  The...

The government has announced a package of legal reforms aimed at modernising the Public Registry, improving efficiency, and reducing costs for citizens, the Ministry for Internal Affairs said in a...

The Minister for Justice and the Reform of the Construction Sector, Jonathan Attard and the Minister for Gozo and Planning, Clint Camilleri presided over the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding...

Prime Minister Robert Abela used his address at the Labour Congress business breakfast on Wednesday to highlight Malta's economic resilience in the face of global instability, while outlining a...

On the third day of the 2022 Marsalforn murder trial, jurors heard detailed testimony from police officers and witnesses as proceedings against Maher Aljasem continued. Inspector Josef Gauci, who...

The compilation of evidence against a 25-year-old Tammy Caruana from St Paul's Bay continued on Wednesday, as the prosecution laid out what it described as a sophisticated fraud operation that...