The riots in London, which were sparked off by the shooting of a man by police in Tottenham, spread to other parts of London over the weekend....

Outgoing European Central Bank President Jean Claude Trichet must be tearing his hair out. ...

Air Malta’s chief executive officer last week updated the airline’s employees on the progress that has been achieved so far with regard to the restructuring process....

The current topic of discussion is the conviction of two priests for sexually abusing 11 boys under their care at the St. Joseph Home in St. Venera...

The government has ‘magnanimously’ come up with a one-time offer to the families considered to be the most at risk in order to alleviate the hardships they are facing ...

An exercise carried out by the Gazzetta dello Sport a few days ago has shown that things are changing rapidly in football, as clubs with little history are taken over by Arab sheiks with the money t...

Yet another incident has flared up in Paceville, which saw a young man being injured. Two youngsters, one of them only 16, have been charged, but this is not the point....

An immediate financial catastrophe was averted in the short term, when US Congress raised the limit on borrowing, a deal that will keep the government solvent until early 2013. ...

The Grand Harbour has serviced Malta for a great many years. Perhaps, in a historical context, the safe natural harbour is most known for its role in Malta’s two sieges, 1565 and in World War II....

The credit vultures have been waiting all along. Italy had, for many years, struggled with ballooning public debt....