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A teachers' union has accused the Education Ministry's top official of doing his utmost to undermine union directives and named him as the recipient of a parody

The embellishment of Sliema’s Annunciation Square has created a rift between residents who want it pedestrianised and those who do not want to lose precio

Updated 4.45pm Konrad Mizzi finally appeared before a parliamentary committee on Wednesday to answer questions about the Electrogas power station deal, and lef

The series of underground tunnels beneath Valletta, which date back nearly 500 years, will finally be open to the public every Wednesday and Sunday, starting fr

"Very few" primary school classes have no fixed teachers and the situation is being addressed, Education Minister Justyne Caruana insisted on Monday.  &ld

The streets of Valletta rang with the sounds of whistles and banging of drums on Saturday morning, as human rights activists gathered to protest what they say a

Hundreds of activists took to the streets of Valletta on Friday to protest against what they say is police inaction on former Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi. Des

A month’s worth of rain has been measured in one week in Malta as the heavy storm that is battering the island is forecast to persist into the weekend. F

Malta’s gender inequalities are reducing but it still lags behind the EU average, with gaps between men and women in full-time work the highest in Europe.

A mature olive tree has been planted on the former site of the so-called cat village in St Julian’s, after a saga which saw neighbours battling developers