The Church said yesterday it is aiming to change the criteria regulating entry to its schools. Entry to Church schools, it said, would no longer be on the basis of an examination....

Maltese economic expectations for the country have plummeted by 49 per cent, the EU’s largest drop, between spring and autumn, according to the preliminary results of the EU’s Standard Eurobarometer published yesterday....

A police inspector yesterday called on a court to make an example out of a young Somali who ganged up with other thugs to beat a man and strip him of his clothes when he stopped to buy a cola from a vending machine....

The 27 European Union Member States are currently participating in a Council of Social Policy Ministers. ...

The GRTU, Chamber of Small and Medium Enterprises, said the electricity and water tariffs announced in legal notices 330 and 331 would badly hit most small and medium enterprises and lead to business closures....

Alternattiva Demokrattika – The Green Party is urging government to finalise and publish the legislation for video gaming terminals and gaming halls....

In a pre-emptive measure to avert an increase in unemployment throughout Europe, SEMI Europe presented its white paper, “What We Can Accomplish Together”, ...

The Chamber of Commerce yesterday said that the enormous pressure being placed on local importers by medical suppliers, coupled with between e25 million and e30 million owed to them by the government ...

Hotels are feeling the crunch of the international financial crisis as even though the number of tourist arrivals increased, this did not trickle down to the hotel industry, Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association president ...

Former MUMN council members, two of whom have just resigned from the current leadership, are planning to get the statutory 25 per cent requirement in petition signatures in an attempt to convene an ...