The pictures published yesterday, taken during the 70th wedding anniversary of President Emeritus Censu Tabone and his wife Maria née Wirth were heartwarming....

After listening to the Finance Minister’s budget speech last week, the reply by Opposition leader Joseph Muscat, and the reply to the reply by the Prime Minister on Wednesday ...

We often get feelings of outrage when we hear of cases of animal cruelty, and of course, rightly so...

The General Workers’ Union portrays the Air Malta workers’ vote held across Monday and Tuesday as having been held ‘under pressure’ and after they were ‘threatened’ by the Office of the Prime Minister, the finance ministry and the airline’s management....

The stream of cars caught up in a mammoth traffic-jam yesterday week, lashed by rain and poor visibility, heard the sirens coming. ‘At last’, some may have thought, ‘the Task Force promised by the prime minister...

The divorce debate was bad enough, but now it seems that an even bigger taboo is bubbling to the surface: same sex unions....

The financial crises of the world have already altered the way we think and value money. It has become more valuable, in terms of what we spend and how we spend it, in a climate of global uncertainty....

Egypt stunned us all. It was as perfect as a modern revolution can be. Through sheer numbers, largely peaceful demonstrators thronged to Tahrir Square, often in pitched battle with Hosni Mubarak’s security services. Some died....

The European Union is often derided for being run by faceless bureaucrats. Germany’s governing party thinks it has a solution: a direct vote to pick the face that runs the union....

The industrial action ordered by the General Workers Union for Arriva drivers was withdrawn after one day...