The military campaign in Libya began with what seemed a narrowly defined mission: To enforce a no-fly zone and protect civilians from attacks....

We are anticipating, with interest, the filing of Italy’s formal complaint against Malta to the European Union and the International Court of Justice over Malta’s alleged ‘failure’ to co...

An international food agency yesterday predicted that the price of staple food products will double by the year 2030. ...

The relatively new (for Malta) technologies of solar panels and photovoltaic systems have now caught on, as a cursory look at our skyline shows....

In the end, even those who were confident that the ‘Yes’ vote would win in the referendum were taken by surprise at the extent of the victory....

The Prime Minister has been conspicuous by his absence in terms of facing media and scrutiny since the outcome of the referendum and opted for a televised address, without a media presence. ...

The offer that Bank of Valletta made to shareholders of the La Valette Multi-Manager Property Fund ...

As the weeks rolled by, it became clearer that the referendum result was going to mean far more than the introduction of a civil law, simply allowing people to divorce and remarry. ...

Whether you loved it or hated it, whether you were repelled by it or embraced it, these last weeks of campaigning in the lead up to yesterday’s D-Day has been quite unlike anything the country has seen to date....

It has been another appalling week for Maltese football.The previous one was characterised by the news that four...