Last year’s Libyan conflict that ended in the gruesome death of dictator Muammar Gaddafi has all but vanished from news headlines...

One of the issues raised at the Davos Forum in Switzerland is the widening income gap...

It was a short but significant ceremony....

The weekend papers have told the story of a 16-year-old girl described as lesbian who was with her friends in a Ħamrun square when they were first insulted by two brothers from a nearby balcony then attacked and injured....

Croatians voted on Sunday in favour of joining the European Union despite a poor turnout for the referendum – a sign of how much the debt-stricken 27-nation bloc has lost its appeal within countries aspiring to join....

Over the past few days the Nationalist Party, tongue-in-cheek, has criticised the change in the Labour Party’s colour schemes...

Vilified by the Republicans who want his job, President Barack Obama will stand before the nation tomorrow determined to frame the election-year debate on his terms...

The debate on the no-confidence motion presented by the Opposition will start tonight, and will be concluded on Thursday when the vote is taken...

Love him or hate him, reviled or revered, one thing is certain: MP Franco Debono and the stances he has so staunchly taken have led the general public to ask a lot of questions about the way in which the country is bei...

The Republican Party’s steadily rightward drift, exemplified by the tea party movement’s muscle, keeps hitting a paradox every four years that frustrates social conservatives: Presidential primaries....