Each and every year, the Forensic Year starts in October. And, each and every year, one of the main topics that is dealt with by the Chief Justice and the Chamber of Advocates president is the need to find ways and ...

The current impasse between the government and the University lecturers was an accident waiting to happen ever since the government announced it had reached an agreement – and later signed it – with the Medical Association of Malta last year....

This newspaper has received letters from parents complaining about the problems they encounter at the start of every scholastic year because of what they describe as lack of planning on the part of schools. ...

It has taken the Malta Labour Party more than six months to complete the full change after the defeat at the last election...

The government and the Nationalist Party have described it as a victory for Malta. The Malta Labour Party, Alternattiva Demokratika and Azzjoni Nazzjonali...

Parliament will resume after the summer holidays this evening with a discussion on the Malta Freeport Act....

The results of The Malta Independent-commissioned survey of the public’s perception of the government, six months after the general election, will probably surprise the government itself, but hardly anybody else....

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....