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...

Some media around the world have sought to make more out of the current situation in Malta than exists. ...

Following the 11 March emergency European Union summit convened to thrash out the EU’s way forward on the Libya crisis...

As journalists continue to delve deeper into the psyche of Tripoli, it is becoming increasingly apparent that Gaddafi does not enjoy the support he is attempting to portray through propaganda....

The vast majority of the world has welcomed strikes which have directly targeted Gaddafi military assets which were directly employed in killing his own people....

The repeated incursions by planes from the coalition countries, which can many times be audibly heard from us in Malta, and the news that they are wreaking considerable damage to Gaddafi’s military bases and infrastructure are welcome news....

The announcement by the government that Malta will not be used as a base for military aircraft in the no-fly zone operation has been met with mixed reactions. ...

The Confederation of Malta Trade Unions on one side, and the General Workers’ Union and Forum Unions Maltin on the other side, are at loggerheads again....

The situation in Libya has become more complex, as coalition forces, led by the UK, France and the US, initiated attacks on Libya on Saturday night....

From what can be gathered from first-hand accounts, the French strikes on Gaddafi forces outside Benghazi came just in the nick of time, as heavy tanks began to pound the cityscape....