Next week, the Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) will be receiving applications from new students for its full-time courses beginning in October.   MCAST will be...

Two recent decisions by the Hon. Madame Justice Anna Felice have cast doubts on whether the composition of the Industrial Tribunal is constitutional, the Malta Employment Association said...

OBAMA-IRAN WASHINGTON — For President Barack Obama, the historic nuclear accord with Iran is a validation of an arduous, politically fraught diplomatic gamble.  PRESIDENTIAL...

No monti hawkers will be allowed near the new Parliament building in Valletta, the government has decided, ending months of speculation that the placing of the stalls near Renzo Piano’s...

A 51-year-old man of Nadur for a time was in critical condition after he was involved in a traffic accident in his hometown yesterday evening, the police said this morning. The accident happened at 10.15pm,...

How can a government keep a straight face and say it is working in favour of sustainable development when it ignored the views of eNGOs when it implemented the Strategic Plan for Environment and...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said eurozone countries took a harsher stand with Greece this time around after it was proposed that Greece transfers €50 billion of state assets into a fund to be...

Opposition leader Simon Busuttil today had a series of meetings in China, with the most important being with the deputy minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Chao. In a statement, the Nationalist...

Economy Minister Chris Cardona said that the Gaming Academy is vital to enhance the skills of our youths. Stating that the government has nothing against foreigners working in this sector, he...

The Party Financing Bill seesno cap on the amount that parties can spend on electoral campaigns, it was revealed during the debate during held withing the Consideration of Bills Committee. The...