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The Minister for Reform of the Construction Sector insisted there is “no room for shortcuts” when it comes to health and safety in the industry. Jonathan Attard was speaking at the inauguration of an advanced simulator for the training of excavator operators and heavy machinery workers which will form part of the educational hub of the Building and

Nationalist Party leader Alex Borg has insisted he is fully in favour of in-vitro fertilisation(IVF), despite previously voting against laws that widened access to the treatment and introduced pre-implantation genetic testing (PGT) at a debate hosted by XTRA on TVM. “I never said that [being against IVF]. That is a lie, I am in favour of IVF. We are

Momentum highlighted three proposals aimed at tightening construction regulations in Malta, arguing that residents’ quality of life has been repeatedly sacrificed in favour of developers’ interests under both major political parties. In a statement, the party said the PL and PN had allowed “big developers to set their own rules,” claiming residents

The deportation of Mohamed Ali Ahmed Elmushraty, commonly known by his nickname "Lilu King," is being discussed between Maltese and Libyan authorities, together with the Libyan government in Tripoli, the national broadcasting station said Friday. His deportation is being considered given his long list of criminal allegations, according to TVM News

Three years ago, while browsing the University of Malta prospectus, I came across an MA in Business Ethics that piqued my interest. I reached out to the programme coordinator, and after having an engaging hour-long conversation about the course, I enrolled in it. Something that initially seemed like a whim of the moment actually proved decisive for

Peter Dingli of San Diego, California writes: The current hysteria surrounding the candidacy of Omar Rababah and the subsequent defence of Malta’s “Catholic identity” is a sterling example of the intellectual bankruptcy that occurs when a society mistakes religious tribalism for political discourse. We are told, with a wearisome air of benevolence,

Welcome to the Election Desk. This is where we round up the major headlines of the last 24 hours, together with some of the more light-hearted and funnier sides of the campaign trail. The PN’s manifesto is now public . Before we get into the more humorous news about it, here are the headline pledges so far. The PN is pledging four new hospitals, the

Cars driven up to 500 kilometres a year would pay no circulation licence fee under a Nationalist government, Opposition leader Alex Borg said on Tuesday as he unpacked his party's transport proposals. Borg was speaking during an event at which the Nationalist Party introduced its 11 candidates for the 12th district. They are Charles Azzopardi, David