Family Court mediators told a public consultation meeting of parliament’s social affairs committee that in the majority of cases, it is too late for reconciliation between couples seeking separation....

Wednesday saw the last trial presided over by Mr Justice Joe Galea Debono draw to a close. The trial was conducted with the typical speed – and thoroughness – that the J...

It is common consensus that the decision to open up Malta to the low cost carrier market has reaped dividends...

The world we live in today is perhaps best defined by our tremendous technological advances – particularly in the world of IT, the internet, social networking sites and email....

The fallout of the real issues which were discussed during the European Council meeting last week is beginning to emerge...

The writing has been on the wall for a long time, but now it has been underscored in bold: Malta direly needs to address the fiscal problems associated with its ageing population or the ...

After the panic summit earlier this month, where the EU agenda went out of the window to cater for crisis discussions on Greece and the eurozone, we finally saw a modicum of calm and stoicism which the union is normally known for....

The Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) has announced that it will be offering new courses in the environmental field in its prospectus for next year....

European leaders are on their way to Brussels today to attend a summit which is supposed to be geared towards wrapping up Spain’s presidency of the bloc....

A few years back, Malta was at the centre of a tuna war which involved Maltese and Italian fishermen who were at loggerheads over a catch of fish....