The final phase of the public consultation on the government’s green economy strategy will be launched in the coming days, Environment Minister Leo Brincat said. Mr Brincat made the...

The Malta Union of Teachers (MUT) said it has noted a number of issues being faced by its members at the Foundation for Educational Services (FES) and is thus requesting a meeting with the entity...

In accordance with the Food Safety Act and Regulation (EC) No. 178 of 2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council, the Environmental Health Directorate within the Superintendence of Public...

Malta’s envoy to the World Tourism Organisation Joe Grima has called for the deportation of the Libyan man who today was accused of attempted murder of two persons and of injuring another four...

An Eritrean refugee has been remanded in custody after pleading not guilty to cannabis trafficking while serving a suspended sentence.  Awet Estifanos Weldetinsae, 24, was charged with being in...

A court awarded €180,000 to a family who had had three flats situated in Merchants Street, Valletta requisitioned back in 1963. The compensation was given after the court found that it suffered a...

Parliamentrary Secretary Ian Borg emphasised need to engage with countries of origin and transit on migration at meeting in Brussels - Valletta Summit in November will provide a valuable opportunity...

ARMS Ltd has denied allegations made by a client who claimed that the utilities billing company had ignored an agreement for him to pay bills in arrears and negligently cut off his electricity supply....

The police this afternoon is arraigning the Libyan man who seriously injured a Dutchman and wounded several others with a knife in Paceville early on Sunday morning. The Dutchman was for a time...

The Prime Minister today said the issue of IVF and embryo freezing should not be politicised, and it was up to the Nationalist Party as to whether it took part in the consultation process on the...