A man was certified to be in danger of loss of life shortly after he was found lying in the street, a few paces away from a motorcycle, the police said today. The Police General Headquarters'...

The Annual Report for 2014 of the Office of the Commissioner for Mental Health was presented to the minister and parliamentary secretary concerned in March but it has not yet been presented in...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat described the public transport service current situation as “works in progress”, admitting that he has received negative feedback as well as good comments on the service....

Justice Minister Owen Bonnici told parliament this evening that the traffic problem is a reality but at no point should the issue be politicised. Dr Bonnici was replying to a question on behalf...

The PN this evening presented a motion in parliament calling on the government to kick-start a parliamentary debate on the ever growing traffic problem. The PN made reference to one of the...

Education Minister Evarist Bartolo on Monday said that the Paqpaqli ghall-Istrina tragedy cannot be considered as a natural calamity, implying that the crash which injured 28 people could have been...

The Malta Union of Teachers is warning that it could issue industrial action if its requests regarding a Great Siege Anniversary project are not met. In a statement, the MUT said met its members...

“The ongoing migration crisis brought about financial challenges for Member States which Malta is all well too familiar with. Malta could thus support this flexibility being called for by some...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said that he had requested Civil Liberties Minister Helena Dalli to order a review of current legislation and regulations governing safety at public events. The...

Two Mellieha farmers today were found guilty of defrauding the governed after passing on imported tomatoes as local produce at the Pitkalija and illegally claiming state aid subsidies. They were...