Yesterday’s sentencing of the warlord-turned-Liberian-president, Charles Taylor, was a significant step forward for human rights in Africa and for humanity itself...

We make no bones about it. Richard Cachia Caruana is Malta’s most able, dedicated, bright and efficient civil servant....

The UN’s human rights office said yesterday that most of the 108 victims of a chilling massacre in Syria last week were shot at close range, some of them women and children who were gunned down in their homes. ...

To many of us, who had got used to the government’s way of doing things, the wholesale change introduced in Arriva’s schedules and routes last Sunday seemed a disaster in the making....

Smokers and non-smokers alike breathed a collective sigh of relief when Malta decided to ban smoking indoors.Though there were some nicotine ...

Yesterday, our leading article spoke of the mediocrity that has become the Eurovision song contest. But today we will look at the fact that everything that happens on these islands is always steeped and mired ...

The Vatican’s inquisition into the source of leaked documents has yielded its first target with the arrest of the pope’s butler...

Next year we should pick six elderly men, give them a fishing rod and send them to the Eurovision Song Contest...

A year has now passed since that particularly heated, five-week divorce referendum campaign, which, seemingly against all odds, at least at the campaign’s inception, ...

The first five races of the Formula 1 season had five different drivers from different teams winning.As the sport goes to Monte Carlo, one of the most fascinating r...