Genetic testing of IVF embryos may encounter presidential resistance 

The question remains: how can we make Europe fit for the Digital Decade?

Malta’s foreign minister once again accuses EPP leaders in Brussels of putting heat on Malta without considering German financial scandals

The Labour administration must take a good hard look at its IVF law, and bring it up to the same legislative gold-plated standard it achieved with various civil rights

You do not need to agree with abortion for its decriminalisation to become a reality: it is sufficient for laws that criminalise abortion and risk women imprisonment, to be repealed

Vaccination certificates valid for six months to be available from end of May

Labour MEP Alfred Sanrt abstains on Russia resolution, accused by Nationalist MEP Roberta Metsola of parrotting Russian propaganda

17 years ago today Malta had “dropped anchor in the port of shelter that is the European Union,”  reminded the PN, pledging to be a voice for workers and employers

Active cases of coronavirus are now at 270, lowest since August 2020

The raid on Thursday discovered drugs ready for trafficking and various suspected illicit substances.

BirdLife did not name the man in the footage, but said he is a close relative of a high-ranking Federation for Hunting and Conservation (FKNK) official

BirdLife did not name the man in the footage, but said he is a close relative of a high-ranking Federation for Hunting and Conservation (FKNK) official

Em@ney had previously obtained a prohibtory injunction to stop the publication by the FIAU of any statement in relation to the sanction and to defend its rights in front of "a real and fair court."

Labour MEP says European Parliament rhetoric against Russia can only lead to furter escalation of hostile sentiments

The Bill requires that all ERA meeting are open to the public, with its minutes and agendas published accordingly

The financial regulator posted a vacancy for CEO on The Economist's jobs board

The pro-life lobby group warns that PGD procedures will lead to eugenics and devalue human life

The joint statement was penned by student councils from St Aloysius College, De La Salle College, and St Martin's College

A man sentenced to six months in jail by the court of Magistrates has been acquitted on appeal, after the judge observed that an important police statement was absent from the acts of the case

Two men charged last year with having imported 55kg of cannabis have been released on bail