This week’s European Union Justice and Home Affairs Council, which will feature Malta’s burden of irregular migration, will be pivotal for the country as it struggles with increasing migratory flows. ...

The full weight of the government’s anger and shame following a weekend of wall-to-wall criticism of Malta by the international press regarding Malta’s handling of asylum...

A new political party called Azzjoni Nazzjonali, which claims to have no political ideology but is against gays and migrants and in favour of hunting, was ...

Industrial confidence in Malta deteriorated further during the last quarter of 2006, a survey carried in the most recent issue of the Central Bank’s Quarterly Review reports. And consumer confidence, although...

A seminar on the coordination of social security in Europe discussed the following main topics: recent developments and activities of the trESS (training and reporting on European Social Security) project, by Prof. Yves Jorens from ...

Provisional estimates indicate that the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the first quarter this year, when compared to the same period last year, increased by six per cent at market prices and by 3.5 per cent in real terms. ...

In April 2007 the visible trade gap narrowed to Lm38.2 million, implying an overall improvement of Lm42.7 million in the trade gap for the first four months of the year....

A twinning project between Malta and The Netherlands which has helped develop a national drugs policy and strategy has been concluded and the final report has been presented to Family and Social Solidarity ...

The reconstruction of the road in Ghajnsielem, which connects the port at Mgarr with Xewkija and which is the main thoroughfare to the island’s capital, Victoria, is at an advanced stage, Roads Minister Jesmond Mugliett said yesterday. ...

The Malta Labour Party yesterday lashed out at the EU on the issue of irregular migration, saying it should start putting into practice what it has been talking about for a long time....