An eye-catching protest greeted people in Luqa on Sunday, as makeshift tombstones in remembrance of trees which were felled as part of the upgrading of Garibaldi Road and...

We published a leading article about the state of the roads last week, and it seems that we will have to harp on about the state of them again. Rather than putting together a ...

As Syrians follow the Libyan model and began to organise more protests against the Bashar al-Assad regime in Malta and countries around the world, the Syrian ...

Irrespective of what one thinks about how the Prime Minister should have tackled the abstention by Franco Debono, which led to the political crisis ...

When Prime Minister, and newly re-elected Nationalist Party leader, Lawrence Gonzi takes the stage at this morning’s general council, the question on the tips of all tongues will be: where, exactly, do we go from here?...

What do Inter and Chelsea have in common? They both had José Mourinho as their manager, and they are both now passing through th...

Malta still has the highest growth rate in the eurozone, but forecasts have been lowered to 1% from 1.3%, back in November....

The rains have been harsh this year. Nearly every morning, the main thoroughfares are inundated with run-off water, and the rural roads and valley catchment areas are even worse....

The European Court of Human Rights yesterday ruled that Italy had violated fundamental rights in pushing migrants back to Libya against their will....

Superintendent of Public Health Ray Busuttil yesterday announced some news that should make all of us cringe....