“The European Union is facing a tough challenge: that of assuring security of energy supply for all of its Member States, a better quality of life for its citizens and above all a better...

Malta is one of the leaders in the European Union when it comes to the provision of e-government services, yet the uptake of such services is low, the Parliamentary Secretary for Competitiveness Jose...

The Nationalist Party will not defend past environmental mistakes that were committed, but will learn from them and will not repeat them, leader Simon Busuttil said this morning. In a meeting...

46,000 students will take part in a survey next year, where their Body Mass Index will be scaled and their school bags weighed. It was also announced that as from next September, children will...

A court turned down a request by the unrecognised Libyan administration in Tripoli to declare that a subsidiary to a state-run company set up in Malta by the Tobruk government was operating...

The government-appointed inquiry into the Gaffarena expropriation scandal will be made public, according to a government statement. But an explanation given in Parliament by Tourism Minister...

Former Prime Minister Alfred Sant told the European Parliament that a resolution for the Ukrainian crisis can only emerge when there is a long term plan under international law and an agreement across...

HSBC Holdings, Britain's largest bank by market value, will cut between 22,000 and 25,000 jobs around the world in an attempt to reduce costs and shift its center of gravity back toward fast-growing...

Chairman of the Pensions Strategy Group Mark Musu told The Malta Independent that the pensions strategy will be launched for public consultation in 17th June. Prime Minister Joseph Muscat and...

Between January 2014 and the end of April 2015, there were 55 approved projects which cosntituted Direct Foreign Investment to the tune of €107 million, said Economy Minister Chris Cardona...