Today is one of those days when a lot of people will be on the lookout for mishaps, misfortune and bad luck, for it is Friday the 13th. ...

The eurozone faces fresh worries over Spain’s ability to borrow off the commercial markets as the yield on its bonds came perilously close to the levels that forced Portugal and Ireland to seek bailouts. ...

As much of the world continues to look on in outrage as the Syrian regime continues its bloody campaign against dissent in the country, the mettle of many of the world’s leaders will be put to the test today....

The Malta Union of Midwives and Nurses yesterday held a press conference, which many likened to the usual ranting which comes from the union’s leadership....

Recent weeks have not been easy on the Police Corps: Allegations of serious misconduct have surfaced about a number of officers, some at a high level...

The complaint made recently by the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (MHRA) members on the lack of a level playing field and an ever increasing amount of red tape they have to face on a daily basis was no surprise at all. Probably...

A woman in the UK has raised a storm that has travelled across the continents and flown through cyber space after penning an article, cursing her own ‘beauty’ in the Daily Mail....

A deal has finally been struck between MEPs and the European Commission to force mobile telephony and data providers to slash roaming costs within the European Union. ...

Pope Benedict yesterday joined the chorus of demands for Bashar Al Assad to stop the bloodshed in Syria. ...

Easter is perhaps one of the few feasts that has not gone into commercial overdrive. It is the celebration of the rise of Our Lord, three days after he died on the cross in Jerusalem, to save us from our own sins....