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...

There used to be a time, even just a few years ago when Malta had good radio stations. Not only was there a good balance between different stations for every taste, but there were also different...

The figures are enough to boggle the mind. One in four Maltese people are affected by cancer in some way or another. In 2012, 27 % of deaths registered in Malta were caused by cancer – that was...

Many will know of the hilarious British sitcom that titles this leading article. In it, the main character Hyacinth is obsessed with keeping up appearances, pretending to be uppercrust when she comes...

Roman Polanski. Edward Snowden. Manuel Noriega. Over the years, the famous and the infamous have been caught up in the legal process called extradition, which governs whether one country will turn...