GRTU said it is protesting against the ‘Billboards and Advertisements Regulations, 2016’ and the clandestine move by which this was introduced. The Legal Notice that was introduced on...

A former editor of newspaper Illum and a journalist were ordered to pay €200 and €1,800 respectively for a defamatory article against TV presenter Stephanie Chircop.  ...

Social pacts adopted in European Union member states have contributed to increased competitiveness and employment and have also had an impact on collective bargaining, a foreign expert told a conference yesterday....

Insite, the student media organisation on campus, has recently established ties with its European counterparts....

The Nationalist Party has lodged a complaint against Public Broadcasting Services, claiming it is assisting the Malta Labour Party’s electoral campaign....

The Internet Service Providers Trade Section (ISPTS) of the Chamber of Commerce, in a statement to the press, made a series of gratuitous remarks about the recent decision by the Malta Communications Authority concerning the rebalancing of Maltacom’s...

We must now keep in mind the entire European Union when speaking of workers’ rights and not just Malta, Education, Youth and Employment Minister Louis Galea said at a press conference launching a study on workers rights in the EU, conducted by Union ...

Eye Care Centre, importers of Silhouette Eyewear in Malta, recently organised a party to launch the new Silhouette summer collection at Meze, Spinola Bay, St Julian’s....

A man was acquitted of raping a 14-year-old girl after doctors declared her to be still a virgin....

Parliamentary secretary Edwin Vassallo yesterday said the government is not prepared to turn a blind eye to price increases....