The government’s tourism envoy Joe Grima has lashed out on Facebook against President Emeritus Eddie Fenech Adami, saying that he is in Malta’s political history as the greatest...

Former Prime Minister Alfred has said that the Nationalist government elected in 1998 dismantled a system that had been set up by the Labour government of 1996-98 to monitor construction work at Mater...

The services manager at the Education Psycho-Social Services Department Sandra Cortis – who also contributed to the ‘Managing Behaviour in Schools’ policy document launched today,...

The reputable Italian financial paper Il Sole 24 Ore claimed yesterday that around €360 million of the around €800 million lost by 11,000 small investors when the shipping company Deiulemar...

The Malta Chamber today noted with grave concern that for far too long, successive governments from both sides of the political spectrum have condoned and indeed seemingly encouraged the squandering...

In a somewhat Kafkaesque turn of events, it has been revealed that the government’s Cabinet of Ministers has been working under a new and secret Code of Ethics for some time now. But just...

Commissioner for Children Helen d'Amato stressed that sexual and relationship education should be compulsory at every school from the primary to the post-secondary level as she addressed MPs who were...

Rosette Thake has been elected as the PN’s secretary general in a ballot this evening, taking over from Chris Said who did not contest the post again at the request of PN leader Simon...

Today's parliamentary sitting was unceremoniously suspended by Speaker Anġlu Farrugia after a parliamentary question concerning works in Gozo degenerated into a shouting match. Energy...

The Malta Employers' Association today stated that this week's debate in parliament about the employment of disabled persons was strongly biased against employers and gave the impression...