Speaking during a visit to Moscow yesterday, Syrian Deputy Prime Minister Qadri Jamil said that foreign intervention in the civil war would cause the conflict to spread to other countries in the region...

The rogue state of Iran has over recent months been quietly packing its bags and moving its ships and shell companies out of Malta...

Many times we seem to take it for granted that unfortunately, what one administration does, the next one will undo and then redo again....

No one was surprised that Dom Mintoff’s body continued to hold out despite his failing health. In the end, it seems his mind had gone – though he still showed sparks of lucidity...

After a promising start, and much jubilation on the streets, Libya has slowly been regressing as it battles insurgents, Gaddafi loyalists, Islamists, unfettered migration across its porous desert borders and its uncontrollable militias....

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 ...