The fact that BirdLife Malta has seen a significant increase in illegal bird hunting activities during the autumn season is very concerning. And it is concerning not just from an ornithological point of view but, e...

Last Wednesday, Miroslav Klose did something that is unfortunately very rare, if not unique, in football these days....

It is not often that we take it upon ourselves to lecture others in the field of journalism. It is a hard enough job trying to keep balance and be ethically ...

After weeks of negotiations, the heads of the three parties in Greece’s governing coalition have finally hammered out a deal on a new round of harsh austerity measures required for the country to continue tapping into the EU’s bailout fund....

The traffic jams on our roads, especially in the morning, have become ludicrous. It is the bane of every driver, passenger or public transport user....

Malta’s unyielding stance against a contentious new set of European Council-imposed rules governing Frontex and where it disembarks migrants rescued at sea by its patrols was justified recently when the European Courts of Justice ...

Agriculture Ministers from 10 Mediterranean states are currently gathering in Malta to discuss food security and pricing in the region....

In today’s issue, we publish a feature about nepotism in finding a job around Europe, with Italy and Spain seeming impossible, unless one has a ‘raccomandazione’....

First there was Notte Bianca, and immediately it was a roaring success. Right from the first time it was held, the crowds piled into Valletta and loved it...

Discussing a seven-year budget for a political union of 27 countries was never going to be an easy task, but the ongoing economic and financial crisis may have made it ...