Malta has still a long way to go in transposing internal market directives into national law, according to a European Union scoreboard published this week....

Details of Malta’s first eco-tax came to light yesterday when rates payable on a number of goods were announced in what was described as a revenue generation initiative based on the polluter pays principle....

The Armed Forces of Malta yesterday had to abandon a search and rescue operation to locate a boat with 30 persons on board due to rough sea conditions....

During June, the police received a total of 1,422 reports for several crimes including theft, bodily harm and damage, among others....

go mobile has, for the fourth consecutive year, sponsored the Kerygma Volleyball Marathon which is the main philanthropic event held in summer....

The government is keeping in close contact with the industry so the services offered can be made more efficient. Discussions and meetings are needed to succeed in reducing excess bureaucracy, said Parliamentary Secretary for Small Business and the Se...

The people chosen to work in public broadcasting are not properly qualified while those who are were left on the sidelines. The Labourite workers were only given left-overs when the choices were made, claimed the Malta Labour Party in a statement iss...

The Union Haddiema Maghqudin has written to the principal permanent secretary within the Prime Minister’s Office to find out why there has been such a delay to pay directors and assistant directors owed performance bonuses....

Opposition Foreign Affairs spokesman Leo Brincat has said that before any consideration is given to allow an EU Coast Guard Agency to be set up in Malta, a guarantee of Malta’s neutral status would be needed....

The UHM is setting up preparation courses for its members who want to sit for public service exams for the grade of senior messenger....