A crew from Japanese national television was in Malta this week to make a documentary about a small Maltese community in Japan that dates back to the 1890s. Directed by Teppei Okuso from the...

The chairman of the National Book Council Mark Camilleri has hit out at the government’s plans to build a University at Żonqor Point, saying the government is doing itself no favours by...

HSBC Holdings plc on Tuesday said it would cut between 22,000 and 25,000 jobs as part of a global overhaul to improve the profitability of its sprawling operations, the Wall Street Journal...

The reopened inquiry into the use of inferior-quality concrete at Mater Dei Hospital should be concluded in a matter of days, according to Parliamentary Secretary for Health Chris Fearne. The...

Parliamentary Secretary for economic growth Jose Herrera today launched the Integrated Maritime Policy Dr Herrera said that a law on the issue of public domain was among the 50 initiatives proposed in...

Government MP Franco Merciec a said that there is a dire need for more positive discrimination to be instilled to help persons with a disability enter the labour force. Speaking in parliament, he...

A total of 24,887 warden's tickets have been dished out in  Gozo since 2013, mostly in Victoria, Marsalforn (Zebbug) and Xlendi (Munxar) according to a list by local council given in parliament...

A sunset clause on rent for business properties leased from both the government and private owners is soon to come into effect whereby the properties will revert to the owners on June 1,...

Tourism Minister Edward Zammit Lewis told the public at Castille, during the first session of "Gvern li Jisma" (a government that listens) this summer, that estimates have shown the film industry will...

The Nationalist Party is urging the government to address the confusion surrounding the administration of the Fund for European Aid to the Most Deprived (FEAD) without further delay. This Fund is...