Minister Konrad Mizzi and the Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff Keith Schembri have not responded to questions on fresh allegations raised by the Opposition.   The allegations surround...

With the EU struggling through persistent economic stagnation, does this make putting gender equality legislation on the EU’s agenda more difficult due to a lack of prioritisation on the...

The Biological Conservation Research Group (BICREF) inspired the crews of yachts participating in the Rolex Middle Sea Race (RMSR) to keep accurate records of all their dolphin and whale sightings...

The sharp increase in rents over the past few years is having a serious impact on the ability of vulnerable people, including families, to secure decent accommodation, the Coalition of Civil Society...

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A study on the economics and finance of the port workings is almost complete, Competitiveness Minister Censu Galea said in parliament last night. Mr Galea did not identify the person who is carrying out the study....

Education Minister Louis Galea yesterday questioned the timing behind the publication of the National Auditor’s Office report on the Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools, saying he was rather suspicious. ...

The University of Malta and the University of Perugia have signed a memorandum of understanding with the view of setting up a joint degree in Mediterranean agro-ecosystems....

Opposition Leader Alfred Sant yesterday criticised the government for failing to keep its promise with regard to the building of a much-needed primary school in Pembroke....

Turkey’s EU accession bid is positive as long as the country fulfils its obligations towards the EU and Cyprus, Cypriot President Tassos Papadopoulos said yesterday....