As European leaders were preparing to gather for a summit in Brussels yesterday...

As our technological capabilities increase, we keep making discoveries in space that never cease to amaze us. ...

With all the doom and gloom talk about the economy, some refreshingly positive news is always welcome, if not wholly encouraging....

Toxo what? Toxoplasmosis is a disease that affects two billion people worldwide and in some countries, has been cited as the leading cause of blindness....

On 31 July, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi and Minister George Pullicino filed a libel case against newspaper and website New Europe in the First Instance Court of Brussels...

Austerity measures have yet again helped ensure a heavy electoral defeat for a ruling political party in the EU, once more calling their political viability into question....

The law is the law, and no one is above it. But what about when the law just does not make sense?...

UK Prime Minister David Cameron and Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond are today expected to approve a deal for a referendum on Scottish independence...

Tourism and Culture Minister Mario de Marco last week announced that Valletta has been recommended for the title of European Capital of Culture 2018. ...

The news that the government will subject the St Philip’s Hospital deal to the auditor-general, who will in turn hand his report over to the Public Accounts Committee for parliamentary scrutiny is welcome indeed. It does, however...