Malta considers Russia as an important partner and is open to exchange views on any matters which may still be pending between the two countries, ...

GO has taken on 30 MCAST students to carry out IT-related and other tasks in different areas of its business during the summer months. ...

The Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses has called on the education authorities to appoint an inquiring board to look into why 53 of a total student population of 130 failed to pass their final examination for student nurses. ...

The Kummissjoni Nazzjonali Persuni b'Dizabilità (KNPD), University of Malta and MCAST have been cooperating in APT-Leonardo – Access to Professional Training for Disabled Persons, a pilot project funded by EU programme Leonardo da Vinci....

On Saturday 21 July the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA) organised a clean-up of St George’s Bay as part of an educational campaign promoting St George’s Bay Blue Flag pilot beach status....

The cross-fertilisation of culture is certainly a remarkable characteristic of the Malta Arts Festival for this summer. Indeed there could be no better means than to enhance the inter-mingling of multi-national talents in order to spur...

‘Food, glorious food!!’ Gastronomic delights was the focus of Valletta Kulinarja the second evening in this year’s edition of the BOV Streets Alive last Friday. ...

Palazzo Falson, the newly-refurbished museum in Mdina, has been equipped with a photovoltaic system comprising Alwitra solar roofing membrane. ...

The environment has become an everyday discussion topic. People are becoming increasingly aware about the environment. Even at the trade fair, people were asking for environmentally friendly products, and surely ...

The public’s condemnation and outcry following the vandalism attack on 3,000 trees at the Foresta 2000 afforestation project in Mellieha has led to the collection of a staggering Lm45,000,...