Let us be clear from the start. The authorities in Malta have sometimes got it wrong in dealing with asylum seekers, both in terms of military practice and in te...

The writing has been on the wall for quite some time now and we have seen the usual knee-jerk reaction of a cash bailout....

The decision by the Gaddafi regime to expel 26 journalists can only be taken as a stark warning of things to come....

The Armed Forces yesterday unveiled one of two Beech King Air aircraft, tailor-made to the requirements of the Air Wing....

At the time of writing yesterday afternoon, 20 people had been confirmed dead and a total of 130 were feared dead in the waters around Malta – sub-Saharan Africans...

While the world’s attention is fixed on goings on in the Ivory Coast, Libya, Yemen and Syria, another storm is brewing....

The more one hears about the whole issue regarding the sudden suspension of the Permanent Residence Scheme, the more one gets concerned about how such things crop up....

Two festivals were held last weekend, one to celebrate everything about fruit, and another to celebrate everything about milk and dairy products....

Every time there is a general election, or in this case a referendum on a national issue, the archaic system of voting in Malta comes under the microscope....

Two weeks after a dark-of-night barrage of mostly US missiles and bombs opened the international air assault on Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi, the American combat role is ending...