Former Ombudsman Joseph Said Pullicino and the President of the Republic have over the past few days both taken swipes at the executive arm of the government for having failed to take any action...

The terror attacks in Brussels which claimed the lives over 30 people (and counting) and left 200 injured are yet another savage reminder of the threat posed to Europe by Islamic State and other...

Archbishop Emeritus Joseph Mercieca passed away yesterday morning, aged 87. Mgr Mercieca had big boots to fill after he was appointed Archbishop of Malta in 1976, to succeed the fiery and equally...

Ever since this Panamagate business was revealed by journalist Daphne Caruana Galiza on her blog the government has been going round and round like a headless chicken. And this is the most benign...

The very same person who had most unsuccessfully attempted to strip journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia of her right to protect her sources with the preposterous claim to the courts that she is not a...

European leaders were yesterday trying to seal a deal with Turkey on the issue of migration and repatriation of migrants in return for closer ties, fast tracking EU membership talks and ...

Several dozen third country nationals who have been given one form of humanitarian protection or another by the Maltese authorities took to the streets of Valletta on Wednesday to voice their...

Malta’s reputation suffered another humiliating setback yesterday after a European Parliament committee decided that the Labour Party’s deputy leader for party affairs, Toni Abela, is not...

The events we are witnessing these days (and hours) seem to reinforce the sensation that we as a nation are prone to the disease of denying self-evident truths. Maybe this is the consequence of...

The Head of the UN Support Mission in Libya, Martin Kobler was in Malta yesterday for a meeting with Foreign Minister George W. Vella before a pan European meeting to further discuss the fast...