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Association of Media Owners is set up between six organisations to lobby for the print and digital media sector’s interests

The currency of Catholic-hierarchy and narrow-nationalist versions of anti-conscriptionism, and the absence of international-socialist versions, explains why the revulsion against the World War in 1917-8 could take Catholic-nationalist-militant but socially-conservative forms.

Former European Court of Auditors member and ex-Labour minister Leo Brincat appointed chair of the Malta Development Bank • Two new directors appointed

The currency of Catholic-hierarchy and narrow-nationalist versions of anti-conscriptionism, and the absence of international-socialist versions, explains why the revulsion against the war in its later years could take Catholic-nationalist-militant but socially-conservative forms.

We must urgently ensure Malta gets the best out of a multi-generational workforce

"We have pure reasons, we have why to fight". Luis Advis On 21 December 1907, 116 years ago, thousands of striking saltpeter workers and their families

We need to think creatively to find better solutions for Malta’s labour challenges

This article explores the effectiveness of boycotts throughout history and how they have been used as a tool drive social change.

Victoria Police statistics have given a rare insight into how often delivery workers are hurt on the job, sparking calls for tougher laws on the gig economy.

Victoria Police statistics have given a rare insight into how often delivery workers are hurt on the job, sparking calls for tougher laws on the gig economy.