On and off, for the past few years, Malta has taken part in Car Free Day. This year, it was entirely voluntary. We say, without reservations, that this is merely an attempt at ...

Once again we find ourselves sunk in our microcosm, solipsistic navel-gazing even as earth-shaking events happen around us and we barely notice....

Neptunes won their 21st league title, their third consecutive one, after beating arch-rivals Sliema 3-1 in a best out of five final. Once again, the Reds proved ...

The news that April, May and June were once again record months for tourist arrivals is positive news, but while occupancy is on the increase, utility bills do seem to be affecting hotel revenues, according to the Malta ...

According to recent figures, some 58.15 children per 1,000 die before the age of five...

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi yesterday condemned the attacks on the US Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, earlier this week, which left four US nationals dead, including ambassador Christopher Stephens....

Forget all the controversy about ill intentioned comments made by an Italian restaurant owner yesterday – the Maltese national football team put in a great performance in Modena during Wednesday night’s qualifying match...

The European Commission is reportedly on the verge of publishing draft legislation proposing minimum requirements for each and every member state that would see stock market-listed companies facing sanctions...

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has raised serious questions about justice in Libya, pointing out that some 7,000 people are in detention without trial, in post-Gaddafi Libya....

It was, of course, a remarkable coincidence that Maltese tenor Joseph Calleja was to sing the Rule Britannia with which traditionally the Sir John Woods Promenade Concerts at the Royal Albert Hall come to an end, on Malta’s own national day....