The EU is currently assessing the World Health Organisation International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) research on glyphosate – an active ingredient found in the weed...

The nursing union said that the charge nurses (nursing officers) mentioned in an article published in The Malta Independent on Sunday last week are both MUMN members.  This newsroom reported that...

Tigullio in St Julian’s, in its day one of Malta’s leading nightclubs, will be re-opening its doors in the not-too-distant future. This newsroom paid a visit to the premises this week, and...

At a maximum rental payment of just over €200,000 per year for nearly 42,000 square metres of land, it could be justifiably argued by just about any yardstick that the government is renting out...

Bank of Valletta, after suffering significant embarrassment over the misuse of an early retirement scheme to accommodate its former legal adviser Michael Falzon when he was named parliamentary...

Although retiring magistrate Carol Peralta told this newsroom earlier this week that he was “satisfied with the findings of the Commission’s [for the Administration of Justice]”...

As the debate over the government’s varied support for the Electrogas Delimara power station continues to intensify, particularly in terms of the government’s €360 million loan...

There are currently around 13.3 million Europeans living with hepatitis B and 14 million living with hepatitis C, MEP Marlene Mizzi pointed out in a question posed to the European...

With effect from Tuesday, companies that breach employment laws or public procurement regulations will face being blacklisted for up to two years. The government had announced the new measure...

The case involving the Gwardamangia garage that was the target of a Commission against Corruption investigation in the 1990s has been filed with the Ombudsman, this newsroom has learnt. The...