Being an island and so small in size puts Malta and the Maltese at a great disadvantage when it comes to travelling. It is certainly more expensive for ...

The scholastic year has started – or is about to start – and the promised results of an inquiry into possible abuse and overpricing of school products and services have still not been published....

The granting of a e150 million loan by the European Investment Bank to the Enemalta Corporation on Monday was, surprisingly and inexplicably, kept under wraps by both the government and Enemalta....

Of all the reforms that have been put forward by the government since it was returned to office in March, the one that got the least attention so far in the media is that which concerns the Malta Environment and Planning Authority....

Thousands of children attending government schools returned to their classes yesterday after nearly three months of summer holidays. ...

It was 44 years ago that Malta achieved independence from Great Britain and despite the tumult that arose, this nation has done well for itself since becoming a self governing and subsequently sovereign state....

The government has launched the Budget 2009 public consultation process but, from what has been said for the past weeks and specifically by Finance Minister Tonio Fenech at the press conference last Tuesday, ...

The Malta Labour Party’s spokesman on public service and public investments is not that wrong when she said that the government had contradicted itself on announcements...

Nearly four and a half years have already passed since Malta became a member of the European Union and, thankfully, the matter is no longer a political issue that divided the country in the run-up towards the 2003 referendum....

The General Workers Union has always been at the forefront on the subject of exploitation of migrant workers. Union secretary general Tony Zarb has made it a point to at least refer to the issue often times in his public appearances....