Today’s issue features an interview with a Gozitan teenager who has been living with diabetes since the age of three-and-a-half....

China yesterday announced that power rationing will come into effect in Shanghai when the mercury hits 37 degrees Celsius....

It was not that long ago, perhaps seven to ten years, that Malta first began to hear that now familiar word, globalisation....

The Minister for Finance last week presented in Parliament the amended Permanent Residents’ Scheme which is now being proposed instead of the system which was in force until late last year before it was suspended indefinitely...

The punishment must fit the crime, so runs the age-old axiom. But in cases of animal abuse, this, sadly, appears to rarely be the case.A story we carry in today’s issue deals with the fact that since the strengthening...

Once again, Italy has been embroiled in another football betting scandal. It seems that the Italians never learn from their past mistakes....

One of Malta’s ugliest sicknesses has again reared its ugly head. In the space of two days, we have seen two incidents of vandalism....

Osama bin Laden’s longtime deputy Ayman al-Zawahri has taken control of al-Qaeda, a widely anticipated move that comes at a time the terror network is struggling for relevance amid a wave of Arab uprisings that has threatened to upstage it....

If one has ever had the opportunity to visit New York City, one cannot fail to be amazed at the view from a skyscraper facing Central Park, that huge green lung right slap bang in the middle of Manhattan. ...

The Malta Government has refrained from making comments on the Greek debt issue, and given the chronic extent of the mess and the varying suggestions to ‘solve’ it, one can symp...