The number of workers at the Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools (FTS) doubled after 2013, but the number of projects carried out actually decreased, PN spokesman on education George Pullicino...

MEP Therese Comodini Cachia has been elected vice-coordinator of the EPP Group for the Committee on Legal Affairs at the European Parliament. Commenting following her election, Dr Comodini Cachia said...

Tenants of social housing will be refunded, all at one go, after the government rolled back rental prices to 2010 levels, Social Policy Minister Michael Farrugia said this evening.  He was...

Imam Mohamed Elsadi told a parliamentary committee discussing euthanasia that, according to Islam, all forms of suicide and assisted killing are forbidden.  “Man should not kill himself or...

An Australian man living in Malta was fined €6,000 for assaulting and threatening police officers while drunk. The incident occurred on 30 November between 7pm and 9pm on the corner of...

Moviment Graffitti believes that the agricultural land in the area of Wied Moqbol, Zurrieq, should not be converted into a quarry. ...

“Appointing a Children’s Commissioner was very important as it is a symbolic step forward to remind us that children are present and that they are important,” Professor Jane Aldgate said last week at a two-day seminar organised...

“It is still considered a great stigma to say you are poor – it is shameful. For this reason, affected families conceal it very well, which is why most people think there is no poverty in Malta,” sociologist Dr Charles Tabone ...

The impact of the Kyoto Protocol, which came into effect in February, was discussed by experts of the legal, educational and scientific communities during a half-day seminar entitled ...

The French people you meet in Malta are not necessarily tourists because circa 250 French people have chosen to live in Malta. ...