Malta breathed a sigh of relief this week as former Chief Justice Noel Arrigo was found guilty on three counts; taking a bribe, trading in influence and revealing state secrets....

The endless parliamentary debates on Budget 2010 have finally drawn to a close and with it, the Christmas period is being ushered in....

Weeks of speculation drew to an abrupt close on Monday as the government finally made public its nomination of John Dalli as Malta’s next European Commissioner....

It’s been known for quite a while that taking antibiotics when there is no need is not beneficial at all....

While the government has, so far, kept its cards very close to its chest on its selection of Malta’s next European Commissioner, one thing is for certain: whether a current minister is nominated for the job or not, the government needs to undertake a Cabi...

The Malta Union of Teachers has shot down the idea of a virtual class, which enables children to follow lessons from home if they are sick and will also help them revise their schoolwork....

It has been said countless times. Malta is always late in entering recession and it is always late out of recession....

The news of Swiss aircraft maintenance giants SR Technics deciding to set up shop in Malta is a good shot of adrenalin for the faltering Maltese economy....

The Employment and Training Corporation recently announced that in the first 10 months of this year, inspections unearthed some 1,797 cases of work abuse....

On Saturday the Nationalist Party voted for their new President during the General Council. Paula Mifsud Bonnici, garnering 500 of 753 valid votes, became the first female president of the PN....