Infrastructural problems in Sliema and Gzira, such as water supply, drainage and electricity, are not being addressed from an engineering perspective, former Feltom chairman Julian Cassar Torregiani...

Flimkien Ghal Ambjent Ahjar has said that the Planning Authority will decide on" an application that may herald the beginning of the end of Pieta's historic seafront" on the day of silence, 2nd...

The Chamber of Commerce today expressed its concern about what it said were “growing levels of uncertainty” which are affecting the “stability and reputation of our...

The Chamber of Advocates have slammed comments made on Television by the Prime Minister regarding the inquiry led by Magistrate Aaron Bugeja, into allegations that his wife, Michelle, is the owner of...

Nationalist Party leader Simon Busuttil said that the PN’s electoral promise to reduce income tax for people earning less than €20,000 a year is specifically aimed to cater for people who...

“It is clear that the country’s relationship with our North-African neighbour, Libya, has to be rekindled following recent diplomatic developments,” Labour spokesman for foreign affairs Leo Brincat said in a statement yesterday....

Representatives of the Malta Gay Rights Movement have recently had separate meetings with members of the European Parliament representing both the Malta Labour Party and the Nationalist Party. ...

A collection of paintings by Antonella Grima, entitled Beyond, is being exhibited at the head office of Heritage Malta in Valletta from today until 11 September....

The Dolphins Sailor, which arrived in Malta yesterday, is a CTS Ambiente campaign, promoted and funded by the Italian...

Officers from the Enforcement section of the Malta Environment and Planning Authority sealed the entrance to a tract of land in which dumping of inert waste and illegal theft of soil was being carried out. ...