The civil service collective agreement expired 16 months ago, and here we are still talking about its renewal.The interested parties – the ...

As matters stand, Parliament appears set for one wild ride over the coming two weeks, two weeks that could very well determine, by 9 May, whether the current government will last until the end of the legislature ...

It won’t be an all-Spanish Champions League final after all.Barcelona and Real Madrid were outright favourites to make it to the Munich final on 19 May, but football is beautiful because it c...

In the space of just over a week, there have been two cases where the judiciary were forced into clearing people accus...

On 26 April, 1986 the world changed forever. The nuclear power plant at Chernobyl in Ukraine blew up, sending a huge radioactive particle crowd up into the atmosphere which covered most of Europe. ...

An EU survey on the social impact of the ongoing economic and financial crisis provides some interesting statistics, as far as Malta is concerned....

No one can put a price on life. It is only those who have loved and lost who know what the meaning of true and permanent loss is. ...

Irrespective of one’s particular views on the political standoff that is now well and truly threatening to unseat the government, one must concede that the Prime Minister must have nerves of steel. ...

Following its latest victory, Malta’s rugby team is now ranked 41st in the world – yet those who play and those who follow are demanding to know why the government is not investing more in the sport....

We all remember those turmoil-filled days when Arriva was launched in Malta, how the system broke down because around half the bus drivers failed to turn up for work. ...