It’s Christmas and, on the eve of the birth of Jesus Christ, it is usually the time to make some reflections on the meaning of that event more than 2,000 years ago in Bethlehem....

On most occasions, Mater Dei Hospital is in the news for the wrong reasons. ...

The 22nd anniversary of the Lockerbie bombing – the worst terrorist attack in history on British soil, and the worst terrorist attack that Malta can claim any sort of relation to – was commemorated on Tuesday....

The strike by petrol station owners has been called off, at least for the time being. The stakeholders – the GRTU, Enemalta and the government – have held healthy discussions over...

Is it just our impression or are there really much more Christmas lights shining out from so many homes?There was a Xarabank programme on the many Christmas lights which also showed entire ...

The recent wave of burglaries, whether petty or otherwise, coinciding with the Christmas festivities, indicates that there is a growing number of criminals in desperate search for ...

An interview carried recently in this newspaper has once again sparked the debate on whether a Trades Union Council should be set up. And, judging by the way unions are attacking each other, such a prospect seems to be very unlikely at this mo...

The Milied Flimkien (Christmas Together) activity held in the days leading up to Christmas is one of the very few occasions we have each year when the political and spiritual leaders of the country address the nation within minutes of each other....

The Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association last week expressed its concern at not being involved in the current talks being held with regard to the restructuring of Air Malta. ...

The kinds of changes necessary to combat the menace of climate change are not easily achieved. It is all well and good to say the world’s economies need to commit to reductions in ...