The government last year transposed a European Union directive that was aimed at preventing cross-border Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation, also known as SLAPP lawsuits. These are...

We have had people in court for abusing the social welfare system, cashing in cheques given for disabilities when they were not entitled to such benefits. We have had foreigners receiving their...

BirdLife Malta on Wednesday had submitted a formal request for police protection to Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa following "escalating threats and intimidation." Speaking outside of the Police...

The most recent Eurobarometer survey, which is run by the European Parliament and tracks the sentiments of citizens all across the European Union, gave off some interesting data points, particularly...

Suicide remains one of the most devastating crises in modern society. The impact is felt far beyond the individual, spreading to families, communities, and society as a whole. Each life lost to...

Prime Minister Robert Abela's recent appeal at the European Union summit in Brussels brings to the forefront a pressing issue faced by peripheral countries like Malta in the European Union single...

The Nationalist Party last week said that a new fleet of Gozo ferries is needed, highlighting the age of the current vessels, with three having been in operation for 25 years, and also proposed a...

The next round of international matches began last week, as Malta's FIFA World Cup qualification group got underway with a home match against Finland. The buildup to this match and to the next...

When the late Oliver Friggieri published his masterpiece "Fil-Parlament ma jikbrux fjuri" (No flowers grow in Parliament), it was 1986. The country was in turmoil, on the verge of a civil war....

Today Malta pays its last respects to Archbishop Emeritus, Paul Cremona, who passed away on Tuesday at the age of 79 years old. He was Malta's Archbishop between the years 2007 and 2014, a period...