Each time an Olympics approaches, the ideal is articulated once more: The true spirit of the games, those who oversee them say, brings humanity together to promote amity and athletic excellence. It is...

In a country such as this with no natural resources and as completely reliant on imported fossil fuels for its energy generation as it is, the generation of electricity is bound to be a cumbersome and...

It has to be said. The Malta Union of Midwives and nurses was right all along. The previous administration had tried to make out that the nurses’union had politicised the Mater Dei overcrowding...

Maybe it is somewhat unfair that the Prime Minister gets dogged with tricky questions when he goes on a walkabout regarding some private sector venture.   That is, however, what Super One...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat yesterday stopped short on giving any meaningful comment on the recent letter written by the Commission for the Administration of Justice to the Speaker of the...

The association we have with emergency calls is when we hear playbacks of audio clips on reality television or crime investigation television programmes. The cool calm and collected voice often takes...

Malta has come a long way in the past 30 years or so in healing divisions. From two polar political extremes, we now have a healthy and maturing democracy. Yet, the attitude of us and them persists....

We often say that much about life revolves around perception, and it certainly holds true. Malta is known to be a vibrant and colourful island that revels in its positioning at the centre of the...

The ante really has been upped in the search for the Mosta animal killer. Ever since the CCTV footage was broadcast by our web portal earlier this week, people have been giving every scrap of...

Just as a young boy who survived the 11 October Lampedusa tragedy has been reunited with family members in Egypt, we hear news of another human tide trying to reach the promised land of...