Over the past week, the health sector has been very much in the limelight. In today’s issue, we publish two worrying stories. One tells of the enormous strain that doctors at Mater Dei’s...

A group of well-intentioned environmental NGOs is holding an activity at Zonqor Point this evening with a view to highlighting the natural beauty of the area before the concrete is laid and buildings...

Nature Trust Mala has expressed serious concern at the fact that the Għaqda Mużikali Marija Bambina, Banda Vittorja of Naxxar is planning to release a record breaking amount of balloons as...

As the age-old adage goes, prevention is better than cure. But the fact that Malta’s rate of diabetes, one of the world’s highest, is on a consistently upward trajectory shows that...

The Spot the Jellyfish Campaign has announced that the annual fried egg jellyfish migration season has hit Malta again. Hundreds of the Cotylorhiza tuberculata have been spotted by the public,...

Macedonian Border Police yesterday allowed thousands of migrants, predominantly from Syria, to cross the border into the Serbia. In the face of overwhelming numbers, the poor European nation...

In 1998, just a few days before the early general election caused by Dom Mintoff’s defiance of the Alfred Sant government over the Cottonera waterfront rehabilitation, John Dalli who in that...

The Prime Minister has described plans he unveiled on Thursday to split the American University of Malta between a portion of the original site at Zonqor Point, Marsascala and part of Cospicua’s...

This week Islamic State militants beheaded one of Syria’s most prominent antiquities scholars in the ancient town of Palmyra, then strapped his body from one of the town’s Roman...

They say a week is a long time in politics. Normally, in summer, things go very quiet in the traditional holiday month of August. Last year, the PL and the PN had pledged to allow people to enjoy...