Like many other countries around the world, Malta yesterday marked Remembrance Sunday, to mark those heroes who have fallen in war....

The public transport reform proposed a few days ago has elicited very few reactions from the quarter that matters most, the commuters who will be using the service....

The blame game being played by political parties, unions and the public at large over the dire state of affairs at the national airline needs to be put on the backburner, at least for the time being....

The Formula 1 season will come to an end tomorrow with the last Grand Prix to be held in Abu Dhabi....

Last week on the TV programme Inkontri, General Workers Union secretary general Tony Zarb said that the financial mire...

The UK, very conscious of its ever diminishing role on the international stage, is courting China this week, with a visit to the massive Eastern nation by Prime Minister David Cameron....

Discrimination: the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of race, age or sex....

The European Commission’s recent proposal for an outright ban on the addition of sugar to fruit juices is one well worth taking into serious consideration, especially for Malta...

With much pomp and fanfare, the political parties recently announced that it was time to talk about divorce and its potential introduction into Maltese society....

National Statistics Office figures yesterday pointed out that a total of 915 people had an accident while at work in the third quarter of this year....