For the first time in 60 years, Malta has a de facto coalition government. Neither Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando, nor Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi put it ...

Under international law, the court did the right thing in ordering the destruction of 5,000 pairs of counterfeit Nike trainers. ...

Spain’s interest rates in auctioning off €3 billion bonds in medium-term debt yesterday rose quite sharply, putting the stability of the joint currency in doubt once again....

For years, Maltese men and women have been pinpointed as being among the fattest in the world, with bad eating habits and lack of exercise being the primary causes....

The case is a highly emotive one, as is just about any case involving children. The courts are tomorrow set to deliver a verdict on a case involving a 10-year-old girl who resides with her father and ...

Since the financial crisis exploded in Europe’s face in late 2008, life has changed. We only have to look at the economies of Greece, Spain, Portugal and others to see that the consumer...

The decision announced last week, that owners of residential units which infringe the sanitary laws are being allowed to regularise their situation, is welcome....

The 16-month-long bloodbath in Syria has been officially termed a civil war by the Red Cross. While this declaration is symbolic,...

No one wants to see Air Malta flounder – this is fact. Everyone recognises that the airline is of national strategic importance and cannot afford to go under. Quarter after quarter, we had seen Air Malta ...

Having pressed the new Egyptian president, US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is seeking to mobilise what influence the United States still has with the army chief whose key role in post-Hosni ...