Last year, 20.4 per cent of 18 to 24-year-olds left school, contributing to youth unemployment and a lack of the skills so desperately needed in Malta's ever-increasing demand for workers with...

A group of around 6,000 parents is to begin collecting signatures from today in a bid to stop what they have called an ongoing campaign of illegal 'gender indoctrination' in the country's schools,...

Nizar El-Gadi told jurors yesterday that from the start of his relationship with Margaret Mifsud, her mother never accepted him because he is Libyan. "I had faced her and told her that she did...

Commuters from the northern part of the island were left fuming on Tuesday as they waited for over an hour for buses to arrive. When the buses did arrive, they were at full capacity and did not stop...

The Maltese government is still supporting its mass surveillance programme tooth and nail, while it is also resisting changes to legislation and the publication of surveillance statistics, according...

The Prime Minister's own cousin, Robert Falzon, had been serving as Malta's Consul in Algeria since March 2014 and throughout the entire span of the alleged Algerian visa scam, this newspaper has...

Opposition leader Simon Busuttil has sprung to the defence of MP and former Minister Joseph Cassar by saying that while the latter had paid his dues for the car and that it was not a gift, adding that...

The Education Minister is ready to appoint more selection boards to assess children with special needs, when it was the same minister who after the election had decided to have only one board dealing...

The National Parents Society of Persons with Disability (NPSPD) said it is concerned with the newly proposed hub for persons with disability concentrated in one area and would like to have more...

As the trial by jury of Nizar El-Gadi, who is charged with murdering his wife Margaret Mifsud, nears the end of the second week, jurors yesterday attended an on-site inquiry to learn more about the...