The Malta Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority said this morning that it is considering opening its own investigation and institute administrative procedures into the Volkswagen emissions...

Malta has been mentioned during a meeting of the Sub-Committee on Human Rights in the European Parliament, and not in the best of lights.  While discussing corruption and human rights, Ana Gomes,...

The Consultative Council for the South, led by Labour MP Silvio Parnis, was “more receptive” to the idea that the government should buy the dilapidated Jerma site in Marsascala to give it...

EU Commissioner for the Environment, Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Karmenu Vella held an hour and a half meeting with a delegation from the Federation for Hunting and Conservation - Malta (FKNK)...

Mount Carmel CEO Clifton Grima is one step closer to becoming a Member of Parliament, filling the seat that could be vacated by Leo Brincat, should he make it to the European Court of Auditors....

The parliamentary sitting was proceeding in its time-honoured way and the speaker was hard at it, arguing his case on the Budget measures when the Deputy Speaker, who was chairing the sitting suddenly started shouting....

The idea of having a three-storey car park in a residential area is simply preposterous, an adamant Qui-Si-Sana Residents’ Association chairman Simon Camilleri told The Malta Independent yesterday....

About 150 people from Moviment Graffitti and students’ organisation Pulse yesterday braved the cold wind, rain and hail to protest against the increases in bus fares which they claim have hit students hard, although they were supposed to be exempt....

Malta and Hong Kong present mutual opportunities for each other to engage in trade. Both are port hubs in the Mediterranean and the Far East respectively, said Communications Minister Censu Galea yesterday....

The government yesterday published a number of amendments to the Local Councils Act, discussions on which in parliament are expected to start in February. ...