We are now, Arriva told us last Saturday, inside the last 100 days before the beginning of the new public transport system on 3 July....

As Foreign Ministers gathered in London to discuss the way forward on Libya, it is becoming more and more apparent that the rebels are organising themselves....

It is not often that the whole country is united in one voice, but Sunday’s reckless and blatantly untrue comments about Malta by an Italian TV presenter have managed to ignite a fervent patriotism in us in a way which few incidents ever do....

The news wires have now switched to a spin-off story from Libya; the plight of thousands of migrants who have left the Maghreb in search of a better life in Europe....

The country is being forced to prepare itself for the consequences which could potentially disrupt our routine over the next few days...

As pointed out in the leading article of our sister publication The Malta Independent on Sunday, today marks the two-month countdown to the referendum on divorce....

The divorce issue has been addressed on numerous occasions in our leading article. We have argued against the matter being resolved by way of a referendum, we have criticised the political games played with...

Motor-sports lovers will tomorrow morning wake up to the first Formula 1 Grand Prix of the season, ending a winter lull which is always hard for these enthusiasts....

UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon yesterday said that the difference in circumstance which brought about the enforcem...

Portugal has lost a one-year long battle to stave off a European bailout. As the world’s attention was diverted to the human tragedy in Libya...