Mary Fenech Adami was given a fitting send-off in her hometown of Birkirkara, a place where she was loved and cherished....

What never ceases to amaze in Malta, is the capacity to completely ignore something that people have been complaining about for years, then impose draconian laws that go beyond the bizarre....

The introduction of a new public transport system has so far failed to impress following the problematic start to the service, though gradual improvements were registered throughout the past week...

Much of the argumentation that follows has been made by our sister daily paper earlier in the week, but much of that bears repeating until those who would seek to play games with the future of Air Malta finally understand ...

He watched the first tennis tournament, the Wimbledon championships, when he was four years old. And his dream since then was that, one day, he would be the one who lifts the trophy of the most prestigious competition in this particular sport....

Tomorrow, the last copy of the News of the World will be printed, bringing to an end the 168-year history of the tabloid. The News of the World has been rocked by a hacking and...

A shuttle, by definition, is something which travels back and forth between fixed points. It is meant to be a cheap, safe and reliable fo...

The decision by a number of MCAST students to develop what probably started out as a ‘joke’ into a game which should have real immediate appeal to Maltese consumers i...

Palestine has continued to ratchet up pressure on the international community with its plans to present a bid for recognition of statehood come autumn....

A strike at Air Malta at this stage in the game would be nothing short of tantamount to sounding the death knell for the national airline, and anyone who risks bringing down the airline will be held personally responsible...