Malta is the only EU member state which registered negative growth in the second quarter of the year, according to figures published by Eurostat on Thursday....

For more than 50 years the ruins of the former Royal Opera House have stood at the entrance of Valletta as the country debated endlessly what to do about it....

Australia will ban smoking in all hotels and bars, except in the Northern Territory, in a move to stop the death of hundreds of bartenders each year from breathing second-hand smoke....

Despite the international reputation for being oversexed, and having a population of blonde women with a physique worthy of worship in beer commercials, Swedes turn out to be the least sexually active people in the Nordic countries....

European Union ambassadors met in an emergency session on Thursday to quell a rebellion by new member States, including Malta, over the correct spelling of the word euro....

Emmanuel Dimech (1860-1921) is possibly the personification of all the psychological, social and ideological motives of the Maltese people at the beginning of the 20th century....

Most people say they would like to do voluntary mission work at some point in their life. Juan Ameen speaks to Gunner Claire Farrugia (left) from the Armed Forces of Malta who took the opportunity when the chance arose. She has never regretted her de...

The debate on the international perception of Malta’s financial services has continued on the letter pages of The Guardian....

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority board on Thursday decided to postpone the discussion about two applications for the demolition of the former Crown Cold Stores in Ta’ Xbiex and the construction of residential and commercial buildings beca...

The results of the World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Survey were released last week at a press conference organised by Competitive Malta at Villa Bighi in Kalkara. ...