The University of Malta Academic Staff Association (UMASA) and the government yesterday resumed discussions in an attempt to hammer out a collective agreement deal which will allow exams at university to be held next week....

The Bakers’ Cooperative yesterday put forward its proposals to the government so as to identify means of cutting costs in a bid to keep the prices of Maltese bread stable....

Saturday mornings have become synonymous with Skolasport also known as the KMS Weekend programme organised by Kunsill Malti ghall-iSport for all children between four and 16 years of age....

Bakers are clutching at the last straws in trying not to increase the price of Maltese bread as subsidies on Maltese bread are no longer in place and the market is open to competition...

The Foreign Affairs Ministry yesterday dispelled foreign media reports claiming that a number of Gazan Maltese passport holders were being evacuated from the war-torn Gaza Strip with the help of the Israeli government....

Martin-Clark lectured on UNCITRAL Draft Convention on Carriage of Goods (wholly or partly) by Sea and on Electronic Commerce in the context of shipping at the International Maritime Law Institute....

A chance encounter in an elevator transports an ordinary man out of his everyday life into a dream of relaxation and indulgence. What actually happens to him, viewers can only imagine: the only thing they see is tousled hair…...

MIDI plc, developers of the Tigne Point and Manoel Island projects, are offering the equivalent of e30,000,000 in seven per cent bonds denominated in euro and pound sterling. ...

The Malta Union of Teachers will be holding a rally for members today week....

The Malta Independent caught up with a few people in the public eye, asking them to share what they think were the moments, good or bad, that remained etched in their mind from the past year. ...