The moment the news broke that former Army Captain Martin Galea was abducted in Libya, Malta was on tenterhooks. It really rammed home the closeness of the...

It’s probably a sight that has plagued each Maltese generation since the end of World War II – that of a crane lifting huge limestone bricks up in the sky to be deposited on the roof of...

        A third execution by lethal injection has gone awry in six months, renewing debate in the United States over whether there is a foolproof way for the government...

        The 2011 Libyan conflict that ended in the gruesome death of dictator Muammar Gaddafi has all but vanished from news headlines, but the aftershocks and continued...

        At the time of writing, the death toll of Palestinians in the Middle East had edged over the 800 mark as the Israeli army intensified its attacks in Gaza and...

        Those, few or many, who may have been listening in to Parliament earlier this week, when the House began to discuss the Bill on election spending, must have been...

        One cannot begin to comprehend the decision by the law courts to order the investigation of Birdlife volunteers for being in possession of injured and dead ...

        The news that 70-odd Maltese citizens made it out of Libya is very welcome, as was the decision by Medavia to operate a charter flight to get them out of...

        Our sister newspaper The Malta Independent on Sunday published a story in its last edition where it was revealed that Mrs Sai Mizzi Liang has dual citizenship...

        Yesterday, the AFM brought 83 weary people, including women and children, to shore after rescuing them from the high seas. They arrived in the blistering heat of...