Nothing short of murder could force the hand of government ministers and officials to offer their resignation in this country, Malt...

It was only after decades of silence that surviving victims of the Holocaust began to speak up and tell of the harrowing experiences tha...

As was predicted in a leading article published in this newspaper some months back, the finances of Greece dropped off the radar a...

All it took was just 12 hours: The time from when Dr Karmenu Mifsud Bonnici urged Maltese workers to return to Libya, and the NATO attack on Tripoli that targeted the Gaddafi compoun...

It is time for a reality check. The divorce debate was supposed to be about the introduction of a civil right, and not a religious campaign – yet the latter is exactly what it h...

The Scottish National Party’s stunning electoral win has led the Scotland’s First Minister, Alex Salmond to announce that a referendum on Scottish in...

The latest case of a man charged with attempting to kill his estranged wife has once again highlighted just how defenceless a woma...

Osama bin Laden’s death has the United States Congress pointing fingers at Pakistan and many in the Obama administration expressing thinly veiled exasperation. But it p...

The various entities set up by the government to oversee specific areas of operation which concern citizens, who are also invariably the ...

Back in February, well before the pro- and anti-divorce campaigns kicked off, Labour leader Joseph Muscat had told this newspaper that while he was in favour, ...