Following reports which confirm AD's concern about the lack of accredited public laboratories to test fresh produce (PR17/11/2015 Food safety: priority zero?), AD reiterated its concerns of lack of...

Parliament this evening approved the appointment to new chairpersons for two of its committees – the changes were needed after Deborah Schembri was sworn in as Parliamentary Secretary for...

Leader of the Opposition Dr Simon Busuttil said that the price stability of petrol and diesel as claimed by Joseph Muscat, only means a higher price for Maltese families. PN leader insists this...

Finance Minister Edward Scicluna said this evening that the government would be commissioning a study on the impact that the European Commission’s Anti-Tax Avoidance Package would have on the...

The government has so far raked in €120 million from the Individual Investor Programme – or citizenship-for-sale scheme - Justice Minister Owen Bonnici said this evening. Replying to a...

Parliamentary Secretary for Health explained that the vaccine against the flu was made available to the general public. So far, more than 64,000 people have taken this vaccine. The number of vaccines...

Speaker Anglu Farrugia this evening dismissed a complaint lodged by PN MP Robert Cutajar over Family Minister Michael Farrugia's lack of answers to his parliamentary questions.  Mr Cutajar...

The Economic Intelligent Unit, which calculated democracy levels in the world, placed Malta at the forefront of the Civil Rights Index among large countries like Sweden and Finland, which are known...

The police have advised motorists to avoid Luqa Road in Paola and the area of the Xintill roundabout in Santa Lucija as firefighters tackle a fire in Paola.  Luqa road and the Xintill roundabout,...

Malta today kicked off its debate on the European Commission's Circular Economy Package, which is Europe's next big thing with a potential to bring major growth in the recycling and re-use...