The controversial 50c-a-day tourist tax that started being collected last month will be used “exclusively” for tourism-related projects, the Ministry of Tourism has confirmed. Some...

Maltese workers pay the second-lowest amount of taxes in Europe, according to a study released by the Molinari Economic Institute this week, and are the bloc’s second-lowest taxed workers after...

Maltese trust their government more than other European citizens do, a government statement referencing a Eurobarometer published on Friday survey found.  “In 2012, 34 per cent of Maltese...

A Bulgarian national was charged yesterday with the attempted murder of Therese Cachia in St Paul’s Bay early on Christmas Day. ...

A 30-year-old man from Valletta was yesterday jailed for two-and-a-half years after pleading guilty to stealing a computer and telephone apparatus belonging to parliamentary secretary Tony Abela from his office in Valletta....

President Edward Fenech Adami has toured the exhibition Monaci in Armi which is being held at Castel Sant’ Angelo in Rome. ...

A Maltese delegation comprised of six employees and the acting director of the Workers’ Participation Development Centre at the University of Malta have attended a trans-national seminar in Helsingor, Denmark. ...

NSTS – Student and Youth Travel, in collaboration with the Malta College for Arts, Science and Technology, is organising Journey Through Cultures....

Alternattiva Demokratika is supporting a call made by a group of 16 non-governmental organisations who have launched an appeal to the government for the publication of the NGO White Paper....

Alternattiva Demokratika – The Green Party has expressed its concern following Minister Austin Gatt’s statements in which he described those promoting alternative energy as “foolish”. ...