A Court yesterday lambasted Bank of Valletta for paying "lip service" to EU law by allowing the company's directors to vote on each other's suitability to re-contest election to the board of...

The 25% of funds lost by Malta on the Coast Road project because of concerns regarding the way contracts were awarded will be reinvested elsewhere, the Parliamentary Secretary for EU funds Ian Borg...

Former St James Hospital Chief Operations Officer Charlotte Sant Portanier, now working for a healthcare consultancy firm, explained that the private health sector struggles with recruitment in Malta...

The government has held talks with the Medical Association of Malta twice since doctors warned that industrial action will be taken if no meetings were held within two weeks. MAM’s threats...

The Malta Police Force has admitted that certain police stations at a divisional level have to close down occasionally because of “heavy commitments,” such as football matches, and court...

Defending the proposed hub for persons with disabilities, Parliamentary Secretary Justyne Caruana said that “legislation for the hub has been developed to be part and parcel with the United...

Education Minister Evarist Bartolo said that “we don’t want a controversy on gay-themed books to deviate us from going ahead with promoting a culture of diversity and inclusion in...

Spokesperson for compulsory education George Pullicino earlier today hit out at the government's lack of consultation over introducing “gay-themed books” in schools. The books were...

Opposition Leader Simon Busuttil should state who would be shouldering the responsibility for $10 million given by the previous administration to a gaming company with criminal links, Economy Minister...

Nationalist MP Claudio Grech urged the government to focus on start-up assistance initiatives, assistance tied to knowledge-transfers and the family business act as three elements that could result in...