The hackers who hit Sony Pictures Entertainment days before Thanksgiving crippled the network, stole gigabytes of data and spilled into public view unreleased films and reams of private and sometimes...

It's that time of the year again - Christmas, New Year... and, of course, l-Istrina. It is also that time of year to spare a thought, some hard earned money and perhaps some time for those less...

In the early hours of Friday morning, European Union leaders agreed to create a strategic €315bn fund to kick-start growth within the plot. It is understood that Malta has submitted five...

The world yesterday awoke to the news that the US and Cuba are set to reconcile after over 50 years of estrangement, suspicion and a futile embargo that has done nothing but punish the Cuban...

Parliamentary secretary Chris Fearne announced in parliament that Good Samaritans who seek help for overdose victims will not be prosecuted. This is a laudable, and commendable piece of common...

One of the government’s goals next year is to introduce a food and nutrition policy. It is no secret that we Maltese are amongst the fattest people in the world, and what’s worse is that...

The authorities yesterday launched the customary anti-drink driving campaign over the Christmas Season. There are no ifs and buts here whatsoever. No one should drive any vehicle if they are over...

President Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca last Saturday made a bold - and very truthful - statement in her speech on Republic Day. She said that Malta has moved on since it was declared a Republic 40...

The Prime Minister's great diversionary tactic of releasing a damning report by Judge Geoffrey Valenzia - who had been tasked by the previous administration to determine whether there had been...

The Prime Minister has decided to appoint Michael Cassar as Police Commissioner in a bid to stop the rot that had set in over the years. The state of affairs within the Police Corps did not come...