The recent announcement that one of the most outstanding inconsistencies in Malta’s civil, or indeed human, rights legislation – the utter lack of protection for its citizens against discrimination on the grounds ...

Novak Djokovic has taken a few days of rest after his success at the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam competition of the tennis season. Last ...

The government has announced a €5 million scheme for the restoration, conservation and maintenance of private dwellings which are in urban ...

Just as the one year anniversary of the outbreak of the Libyan revolt which ousted Muammar Gaddafi approaches, Amnesty International has published a worrying report about the state of security in Libya....

From comments made by Germany’s Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble, one can perhaps say that the latest attempt to get Greece to implement more...

The world has condemned the Bashar al-Assad regime. Even China and Russia, who blocked a United Nations’ Resolution, are nearing the end of their tether and have tried last ditch attempts to try and convince the Regime to change its ways....

Hot on the figurative heels of no less than three confidence votes - a no-confidence vote in the transport minister, a government confidence vote and a no-confidence in the government vote...

There was a time when St Valentine’s Day was the day when couples around the world took time to exchange a card with some verse on it...

Anyone in Valletta last week would have done a double take. Was what was happening taking place under a Nationalist administration or was it something from the bad old 1980s?...

The Greek government has approved controversial austerity measures in a bid to prevent bankruptcy, leading to violent protests in which scores of protesters and police were injured....