The long hot political summer we are facing on the eve of an election is being somewhat compensated with the long list of music concerts involving...

When Parliament usually rises for the summer recess, the indirect message is that the country is in holiday mood. Politicians are less obtrusive, the ...

What looked to be a promising peaceful transition to democracy in North Africa has again been bogged down and has degenerated ...

One of the most interesting points brought up in today’s interview with Peter Busuttil, Head of the Malta Film Commission, is that the Maltese film makers need to be ...

Last week’s Saturday’s news that a Malian immigrant, we will call him Zoto as his friends did, had died under custody in the back of a Detention Services van following a brutal beating, ...

If ever there was a team that epitomised the need for goal-line technology, it is England. The most famous ‘goal’ was in the 1966 World Cup final when Geoff Hurt’s shot struck the b...

Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando and Franco Debono seem to be trading places when it comes to hurting their own political party....

After an absence of two years, Ireland has returned to the bond market for trading – the first time since it received an €85bn bailout in 2010....

Earlier this week, this newspaper published a picture of a man about to dump a garbage bag full of rubbish next to a bring-in site....

When representatives of 22 EU member states – Malta among them – signed a treaty last January, they had little, if any, doubt that the treaty would eventually be ratified...