In June 2015, registered full-time employment increased by 3.9 per cent when compared to the corresponding month of the previous year, while registered part-time employment as a primary job rose by...

41% of local respondents believe that government digital capabilities are lagging behind the private sector, compared to 69% globally. The general assumption is that the private sector would be...

A number of residents from around Independence Square in Rabat, Gozo, have filed a judicial protest against the application to install a gas storage tank near Independence square, citing the possible...

The ‘author’ of a book about statues has been ordered to pay €3,000 for plagiarism after a court found that the publication was practically a scanned copy of another author’s...

A public consultation process has been launched by the Transport Ministry and the Building Regulations Office tied to a proposed Legal Notice aimed to enhance safety at construction sites. In a...

The proposed draft contract for the establishment of the American University of Malta between the Sadeen Group and government, would allow government to take direct control over AUM in certain...

Daphne Caruana Galizia was fined €2,400 after being found guilty by a court of defaming former Azzjoni Nazzjonali Repubblikana spokesman Martin Degiorgio, whom she had described as a...

Parliamentary secretary Ian Borg said he stopped his building after Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said he disagreed with Dr Borg's decision to continue the work after a damning report by the Ombudsman....

Enemalta plc is continuing the implementation of its three-year Network Reinforcement Project with the final testing of the first of four new distribution centres, in Pembroke. The €60...

The European Union has moved into “pretty uncharted territory” after France invoked a mutual assistance clause calling for help from all EU member states in the wake of last week’s...