The Libyan Transitional National Council was yesterday quoted as having said that the biggest challenge it now faces is to “manage expectations”....

The Health and Safety Inspectorate yesterday issued guidelines on the consumption of fish, particularly on how to check that it is fresh, to avoid getting food poisoning....

The world as we once knew it has gone forever. One of the only reasons why Europe flourished, w...

Last February Malta lived up to its fabled reputation as the nurse of the Mediterranean, and in the coming days and weeks it could very well be called upon to repeat the effort....

The absolute steadfast and resolute courage shown by Sky’s Alex Crawford is to be praised, admired and recognized. ...

It seems that everywhere you turn in Malta, you have to shield your ears from the deafening noise that comes with our culture....

The launch of a rather comprehensive book about the artists in Malta in between the war years and post-World War II has reignited comments and reflection on the need for Malta to have a fully-fledged museum of modern art and a museum of contemporary art....

In a world where there’s famine, starving children and people who truly need a helping hand to survive life’s hardships, it seems distasteful to some to read the news that in the tiny village of Mġarr...

After months of stalemate and bloodshed in the west of Libya, it seems that the Gaddafi regime is finally in the process of being disposed of, once and for all....

Investors continue to flock to gold, sending it to the latest of a series of records, as fears about recession in the world’s major economies infected financial markets....