While Malta has all the gyms and new fitness fads that one can find anywhere else in the developed world, we are still, for lack of a better term, a lazy bunch....

As the news began to filter in of the attacks in Southern Israel, where civilian buses were shot at by armed terrorists, the world came to a new realisation....

The joint press conference held yesterday by German and French premiers Angela Merkel and Nikolas Sarkozy contained proposals that were inevitable – closer economic and fiscal policy in the eurozone....

Riot police and the use of teargas are, thankfully, not very common sights in Malta. But that was precisely the scene at Safi on Tuesday as migrants at the Safi detention centre...

Google has flexed its financial muscles and gone head-to-head with Apple, by purchasing Motorola Mobility – in cash – for $12.5bn....

It has been a rather long time since the world, and Malta as well, took any notice of what is happening in Libya. But now things are moving, fast....

A black man killed by police. Mobs of looters. Cities charred and shaken. ...

The Education Ministry has gone on record saying that the private tuition sector is to be regulated...

The Berlin Wall’s construction 50 years ago must be a constant reminder to citizens today to stand up for freedom and democracy, the city’s mayor ...

The country is in holiday mood today as the feast of Santa Marija is celebrated in seven villages across Malta and Gozo. Since it is also one of the 14 public or national holidays that this country enjoys – a...