A Memorandum of Understanding was signed today by the Chamber of Commerce and Malta Industrial Parks to ensure the proper upkeep and management of industrial parks. Presiding over the signing,...

Three leading NGOs have expressed concern over certain “landscaping” activities that are being carried out at Buskett....

Malta will be hosting the 16th Junior Achievement – Young Enterprise Europe Company of the Year competition, which is taking place next Saturday at the Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta....

Five illegal immigrants who were in the custody of the Armed Forces of Malta escaped from Hal Far barracks, the AFM said in a statement yesterday....

“It was encouraging to listen to the Prime Minister state that he was taking all necessary measures to control government expenditure both within government and in public-sector organisations,” Malta Chamber of Commerce and Enterprise president Louis...

Justice Minister Tonio Borg yesterday said that claims about local council budgets made by Labour MP Chris Cardona were unjust and uncalled for....

Friends of the Earth Malta has welcomed the idea of eco-taxation, but said that if the government pushes ahead with its plans to introduce eco-taxes at flat rates it will give a bad name to Green taxation....

The German captain of a vessel that collided with a fish farm being towed by a tug-boat owned by Melita Tuna Ltd was charged yesterday with damaging tuna cages through imprudence, carelessness or non-observance of regulations....

The police warned swimmers yesterday to be observant because a big fish had been sighted close to Ghadira Bay in Mellieha....

Rotterdam was the setting for the EU meeting of Ministers of Social Affairs and Employment on the theme of Diversity and Participation: the gender perspective, hosted by the Dutch Presidency. Family and Social Solidarity Minister Dolores Cristina par...