People around the world yesterday celebrated Father’s Day, a day when daddies take centre stage and receive more attention, and gifts, than usual from their children....

The summer season officially starts today. For many, summer means the hot weather we usually have to endure in Malta and increased business due to the large numbers of tourists arriving in Malta in these months. ...

The European Movement (Malta) has welcomed the European Council’s approval of the Draft European Constitution....

There is a new way to access the internet. If you’re a laptop or PDA user and want cost-effective Wi-Fi access, you can now access your email and Internet wirelessly in a comfortable environment at The Bar in Balluta Bay....

Most people seem to have faith in recent claims by the five MEPs who have pledged to work together for the common good of Malta, if the findings of a TMID vox pop are anything to go by....

Although consensus seems to exist between the government and the Opposition over proposed amendments to Malta’s drug laws, the reform itself appears destined for further political controversy....

In simultaneous press conferences held at their respective party headquarters, the leaders of Malta’s two main political parties commented on the result of last Saturday’s local council elections. The vote count was postponed by a week because of the...

Speaking to Maltese journalists late on Friday night, at the end of the Intergovernmental Conference in Brussels, which led to an agreement on the first-ever Constitution for the European Union, a tired but visibly elated Prime Minister Lawrence Gonz...

He is Jimmy to most people. He says that according to his beloved mother he is as an unemployed lazy bum. But one may also interpret his lifestyle in a different way: that he is trying to avoid our ‘rational’ and schizophrenic system and instead surv...

There was a bustle of activity at the Msida Home for the Elderly yesterday, minutes before Family and Social Solidarity Minister Dolores Cristina and Elderly and Community Care parliamentary secretary Helen D’Amato paid a visit....