The Malta Employers' Association (MEA) said that the number-maximisation trajectory that Malta's economic and social model is on is not suiting the country well, and the country is also suffering a...

Malta has lost out on having its nominee give the prestigious Commissioner for the Mediterranean post, with Glenn Micallef being nominated to be Commissioner for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth,...

The Partit Nazzjonalista again insisted Home Minister Byron Camilleri should resign after the Maltese Courts accepted a request for a magisterial inquiry into penalty points that were cancelled in a...

Residenti San Pawl il-Baħar, supported by several NGOs and resident’s groups, descended on the 'Perched Beach' demanding their rights to a free and unencumbered beach last...

Former Nationalist Party MP Karl Gouder and the former head of the European Commission delegation to Malta Lorenzo Vella will be nominated for the ‘Gieh ir-Repubblika’ honour for the work...

The trial of three men indicted for allegedly having trafficked almost 2,000 ecstasy pills in 2008 had to be cancelled on its first day, after it became apparent that a supplementary juror had been...

A magisterial inquiry will be opened into an alleged racket at the government traffic enforcement authority LESA after a court upheld a request filed by former PN MP Jason Azzopardi. Azzopardi...

The Together We Shine – Family Fun Fest, announced on Monday by the Malta Council of the Voluntary Sector, will involve a number of voluntary organisations such as scouts and musicians...

Hundreds of people gathered at Pretty Bay, Birzebbuga, on Sunday evening to celebrate the closing of the 6th edition of the Saving Our Blue summer campaign. The event also marked the launch of...

Minister for Justice and the Construction Sector Jonathan Attard on Monday addressed an informative session with stakeholders and representatives in the construction industry, to explain the new...