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Malta Premier League Chairman Joseph Muscat has distanced the league from the controversial agreement between the Malta Football Association (MFA) and ARUC, stressing that the Premier League had no role in the initiative. The scheme will allow around 160 children to receive up to €250 each to help cover the cost of practising sport. ARUC will fund

An appeal court has confirmed a judgment ordering the government to pay €18,772 in damages to a quarry owner due to delays in an agreement to fill a disused quarry intended for use as a vineyard. The court found that the Minister for Rural Affairs and Resources at the time, George Pullicino, had entered into an agreement in 2002 to fill the quarry

Cancer survivors have officially been granted the 'right to be forgotten' after parliament unanimously approved a law on Monday aimed at protecting former patients from employment and financial discrimination. The law means that cancer survivors will no longer need to declare their diagnosis for jobs or financial services after 10 years from the end

A new project has been launched to boost early detection of neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer’s. The EU-funded VERA project harnesses technologies including artificial intelligence, virtual reality and wearable sensors to monitor subtle changes in body movement in a bid to help detect early signs of certain conditions. The project is the