Malta’s tax imputation has again come under fire, after a project undertaken by the network of European Investigative Collaborations (EIC) exposed how the system allows for companies to pay the...

Just two weeks away from Malta’s snap election on 3 June, the ninth edition of the iSurvey shows that the proportion of voters who ‘don’t know’ who they will be voting for has...

A number of police sergeants who were supposed to be next in line for promotion to the rank of Sergeant Major (2nd Class) were denied the advancement not once, but twice, in two years. Instead, the...

In January 2016, Identity Malta and the Central Visa Unit were somewhat inexplicably moved from the remit of Home Affairs Minister Carmelo Abela to that of Justice Minister Owen Bonnici, with the...

Last Tuesday, an important European Union debate on migration was not attended by any representative from Malta. MEPs disappointedly noted the absence of a representative from the current European...

A growing number of residents and tourists in Gozo are enraged about the nuisance made by what is being described as the noisy alternative to the scarecrow – a device which fires loud blanks at intervals in order to scare off birds....

Environment and Rural Affairs Minister George Pullicino paid a visit yesterday to one of the first on-site trials of a Maltese-built machine which is helping a group of Burmarrad farmers pick the equivalent of 600 boxes of tomatoes in a day....

The annual Perseid meteor shower, open-air cinema screenings, folk music and the annual wine festival. Prepare for a series of August events that will make sure you enjoy the season to the full. ...

The target date for the introduction of the new Valletta Park and Ride facility is April 2006. ...

Clarissa Borg began her dance training at the age of five under the direction of Daphne Lungaro. She pursued the Royal Academy of Dance Vocational and...