The two major low-cost airlines, Ryanair and EasyJet are holding talks with the government following the publication, by the government on 10 April, of a series of incentives to attract more tourists to Malta....

The government is committed to reviewing Malta’s taxation system in order for it to be one that will stimulate business and trading, said Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday....

The Department of Social Housing was sweeping under the carpet the problem of those living in sub-standard accommodation, Labour spokesmen Dr Karl Chircop and Dr Stefan Buontempo said yesterday....

Labour member of the European Parliament, Joseph Muscat has appealed to the European Commission to keep its pledge to streamline the regulatory regime governing tourism, to press for an agreement to have restaurants benefit from a reduced VAT rate....

The European Parliament yesterday officially adopted its text on a directive for the management of floods....

Maintaining a high level of health care and improving the administration of health care in Malta are the main challenges in this sector, Labour leader Alfred Sant said yesterday....

“The generics industry has shown a commitment to Malta and to the Maltese workforce and I will reciprocate by supporting this industry’s interests in Brussels,” PN-MEP Simon Dr Busuttil said during a visit to Actavis Ltd in Bulebel last week....

The government yesterday published a Bill to amend the Civil Code as follows:...

The Medical Association of Malta (MAM) has strongly condemned the physical attack on the cardiac surgeon Mr Alex Manche....

Rural Affairs and Environment minister George Pullicino yesterday reaffirmed his message on environment day that “environment protection does not come at a cost but at a profit to industry”....