Just over 65 years ago, a former journalist and Spanish civil war veteran published a book that was remarkably insightful.   Eric Arthur Blair wrote a...

        It will make the lives of media houses a lot more difficult if it were actually to happen, but if Prime Minister Joseph Muscat accepts the ‘deal’...

Friday’s revelations on government snooping by the world’s second-largest mobile telephony company have made headlines the world over, but it has also brought to light a serious lacuna,...

        Veterans from around the world converged in Normandy yesterday to commemorate the lives of those who survived, and the deaths of those who did not in the worlds...

        The current system of court appointed experts, whereby the judiciary have sole discretion in who they appoint and how, is in need of urgent...

        It is 2014, and today is World Environment Day. To mark the occasion, the National Statistics Office yesterday issued figures to mark the day, and the conclusions...

        Over the past weeks and months, much has been said about the issue of banning hunting and trapping. The anti-hunting lobby has presented a petition to parliament...

        Let the games begin. Not the World Cup games, but the jockeying, the horse-trading, the dagger-in-the-back game of choosing who will head the next European...

        This week’s courtroom drama, in which a man who had been convicted of sexually abusing his daughter applied for release from prison after his estranged wife...

        Malta’s newly elected MEPs had their first official commitment yesterday, in taking part in a MEUSAC meeting.   Only Miriam Dalli (and hats off to...