A 6.2M earthquake has caused significant damage in central Italy. More than 247 people have been killed. The town of Amatrice is in ruins. Survivors need access to emergency supplies like food, water,...

The Malta Competition and Consumer Affairs Authority wishes to inform the general public that it has been notified, through the EU Rapid Alert Notification system for products with quality defects,...

The new Central Procurement and Supplies Unit  San Gwann store, housing over €20 million worth of medicinal stocks, is riddled with health and safety violations - such as difficult to reach...

Maltese singer Ira Losco gave birth to a baby boy last night, called Harry. Back in May, during the run-up to the Eurovision song contest, Ira Losco had written the following: "Im ecstatic that...

It is instructive to see the plastic bags issue from the other side as well....

The European Union will have 20 million less workers in 2010 as ageing and natural attrition take their toll on the continent’s population. ...

Local councils’ compliance with financial regulations and internal controls or audit procedures is deteriorating....

In a sermon to newly-married couples at St John’s Co-Cathedral yesterday evening, Archbishop Joseph Mercieca spoke strongly against the introduction of divorce to Malta. Many families have passed through difficult times but stayed together, he said, where...

Last Thursday’s scenes of brutality at the Safi detention centre have raised numerous questions regarding our human rights record. Do asylum seekers have the same rights as ordinary citizens? Are their living conditions acceptable in a modern democracy? A...

Malta’s foremost violinist, Carmine Lauri, will be the soloist in an important concert by the National Orchestra that will be held at the Mediterranean Conference Centre on 29 January. ...