To loosely paraphrase Oscar Wilde, the odd power cut might be regarded as a misfortune, but to suffer so many looks like carelessness. ...

While many have speculated that the time may have come for Greece to leave the shackles of the eurozone – its chairman believes that the country will stay in the common currency bloc...

It has become a common sight. The more popular rocky bays in Malta, particularly those in Sliema, are being stripped of wildlife as people constantly plunder for sea urchins, fish and shellfish....

This year’s August silly season - that time of year when politics, business and the country’s movers and shakers call a time out - has ...

The Barclays Premier League returns today after a three-month break, in what promises to be another breathtaking season. Global television audiences ...

The authorities really have set a precedent. In presenting ‘campers’ with eviction notices at the tal-Magħluq bay in Marsaxlokk, a whole can of worms ...

Researchers in Japan have concluded that exposure to radioactive material released into the environment near Fukushima has caused mutations in butterflies....

Roadworks in Ċirkewwa and the Mellie?a Bypass seem to have taken their toll on the Gozitan economy with the Gozo Tourism Association...

Since the 2008 bubble burst, the West came to the dawning realisation – our way of life is unsustainable; we are living on credit and beyond our means....

On 4 August a damning indictment by the Malta Environment and Planning Authority’s now former audit officer was published against the authority for its handling, or rather, its non-handling of Enemalta when it came to the illegal disposal of mercaptan...