Over 105,000 foreign workers were employed in Malta as at the end of 2023, with the Administrative and Support Services sector holding the largest share of these workers. Finance Minister Clyde...

Over 13,000 vehicle roadworthiness tests have been conducted by authorities in the last three years, data tabled in Parliament on Monday shows. Nationalist MP Adrian Delia asked Transport...

Works on a new recreational area situated at the heart of Birgu are progressing steadily, with the regenerated area expected to be opened to the public by the summer months, a government statement...

There are currently 180 applications which were filed on behalf of students waiting for a learning support educator pending, Minister for Education Clifton Grima said. Answering a parliamentary...

123 people were caught while under the effects of alcohol by the police, of which 59 were caught whilst driving, Home Affairs Minister Byron Camilleri said. In reply to a parliamentary question...

Fifty-seven more shops will take part in the historic pact which was reached last Thursday, when the government announced that the price of 400 store products will be reduced by up to 15% in a bid to...

The Nationalist Party said Monday it respected the recusal of the judge hearing the hospitals’ case and said it will fight on in the best interests of the country. The case opened by the PN...

Malta’s centuries-long Carnival will once again be celebrated from 9 to 13 February of this year, with traditional events and new initiatives for all families. In a press conference on...

A new Collective Agreement has been signed between Id‑Dar tal‑Providenza and the General Workers’ Union (GWU).  The agreement, covering the period 2024‑2026, provides for...

Steve Zammit Lupi, Councillor at the Ħaż-Żebbuġ Local Council, has been nominated a European Young Leader by the Brussels-based think tank Friends of Europe. This year’s...