Stefano Mallia, one of Malta’s members at the European Economic and Social Committee has been appointed as rapporteur for the EESC’s opinion on the EU’s agenda on Migration. The...

Nationalist MP Kristy Debono today called the €88 million loan guarantee given by the government to Electrogas- the consortium building the new power station - a “dangerous gamble to save...

The man who launched his own investigation into the redevelopment of rural property by Parliamentary Secretary Ian Borg, testified in front of the Permanent Commission against Corruption last...

Libel proceedings instituted against The Times were never about the money but about the right which the MUMN officials had to defend their good name and repute, a right which has been vindicated not...

Swieqi residents yesterday evening took to the streets in their locality to silently protest against vandalism caused by young people who frequent the area, which is close to the notoriously...

Air Malta is directing questions relating to the talks in China and with Turkish Airlines to the Ministry for Tourism. A number of questions that were sent to the national airline related to the...

Education Minister Evarist Bartolo today said criticism by the Opposition over MCAST offering Master’s courses was “unfounded and uncalled for.”   Addressing a press...

Courses for care assistants at St Vincent De Paul will be accredited by the University of Malta, the Parliamentary Secretary for Active Ageing Justyne Caruana announced today. Dr Caruana said the...

Since arriving and settling in Malta in 2002 CS Lawrence has presented 10 solos and another 10 collective art exhibitions. Her latest is a 20-piece presentation entitled Melange currently on...

The government today officially launched the maternity leave fund, which will see all employers contributing 0.3 per cent of the every employees basic pay. Equal Opportunities Minister Helena...