The Malta Business Bureau's EU LIFE+ Investing in Water Project was one of only 17 LIFE environment projects which were awarded 'LIFE best projects for 2014'. The award ceremony took place on Thursday...

Finance Minister Edward Scicluna, on Thursday discussed opportunities for new investment and growth in Malta with Ms Alison Hill, Chief Executive Officer of Argus, an international group offering a...

Front Ħarsien ODZ is inviting civil society and social and environmental NGOs to join it in a public protest on 20 June against the proposed development of a university in the Żonqor area on...

The changes made to the Cabinet code of ethics opens the door for a possible return of Franco Mercieca to a role close to Prime Minister Joseph Muscat. Mr Mercieca had been appointed...

The planning watchdog has confirmed that demolition works in part of Fort Cambridge in Tigné are in line with the project permits and that it is monitoring the works along with the...

The first ever Maltese production to be nominated for the Oscars, Simshar, is set to be released in a number of countries including Brussels, Tunisia, Australia, Canada and possibly the United States....

Malta is being discriminated against when it comes to EU funds for film production, particularly because it lacks a track record to present.  The country has found itself in a catch-22 situation,...

Bank of Valletta, through its CEO has written to Italian financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore with regards to a story carried on its 30 March edition. The story was later carried on both this paper...

A number of Malta Environment and Planning Authority workers who felt aggrieved after being denied a promotion and who appealed their case and which was accepted by an appeals’ board, have been...

It had never gone out, if truth be told, but a conference last week reignited the controversy regarding whether Malta stopped being a Christian country under Muslim rule or whether somehow it...