A total of 9,042 third country nationals were working in Malta and Gozo as at end of September 2016, Education Minister Evarist Bartolo said today. He was responding to a question posed by PN MP...

A company director filed an application for remedy after she felt “intimidated” and “disgusted” that her divorced marital status, and the name of her ex-husband, were included...

Antonio Briffa, a 38-year-old man from Luqa, this morning was sentenced to six months imprisonment and fined €4,000 for attacking a number of police officers in court, as well as a lawyer and his...

The Prime Minister is refusing to exercise his constitutional right to remove the unwanted chairperson of the Broadcasting Authority, whose bullying behaviour has led workers to take industrial...

The Tunisian irregular immigrant, who escaped police custody from hospital on Saturday evening, is still at large, police sources told The Malta Independent yesterday....

The use of computers has helped students achieve better marks in English, mathematics and science exams, said Youth, Education and Employment Minister Louis Galea....

The latest figures from Eurostat show that among the EU member states, Malta has registered the highest increase in the construction sector in the first three months of this year, compared to the previous year – an effective increase of seven per cent. ...

“This project is one in a long line which will help restore Valletta to its full splendour and give it the dignity it deserves,” Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi said yesterday while visiting the restoration works at Our Lady of Victory church in Valletta....

Bank of Valletta is supporting the second phase of the Gozo Melanoma Screening Study. ...

As Malta prepares to host the Commonwealth summit in November, as well as Queen Elizabeth’s visit, one very busy man is involved in it all. Josanne Cassar sits down to lunch with British High Commissioner Vincent Fean at Rubino in Valletta...