In an interview given to our sister paper The Malta Independent on Sunday, which was published yesterday, Health Minister Godfrey Farrugia announced that the government was planning to build a new...

There is something fundamentally incongruous about the government’s offer of an amnesty for those individuals who paid to have their smart meters tampered with to slow down the recording of...

Ukraine’s embattled President Viktor Yanukovych yesterday announced that the Ukraine would be holding early elections in a bid to defuse the explosive situation that has been gathering more and...

Last week, the opposition party held a press point where they drew on the knowledge of an engineer who likened the fallout blast, should an floating gas facility explode, to 50 atomic bombs going off...

The one thing that beggars belief in the smart meter tampering scandal is that more people are suspected of rigging the system in Malta, than in the whole of the United States in one...

Italy’s President, Giorgio Napolitano, has asked Matteo Renzi – the 39-year-old mayor of Florence – to form a new government.   Mr  Renzi is set to become...

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...