Here we go again. Italy is calling on Malta to reduce the size of our Search and Rescue Zone, saying that we are not capable of ‘policing’ it....

Yesterday’s issue of The Malta Independent featured an article about a dying breed – the traditional corner grocery....

The government is usually always ready to pounce on whatever the opposition says....

Now that the appeal lodged by the convicted Lockerbie bomber has been dropped once and for all, the families of the 270 victims of what was the worst terrorist attack in history on British soil stand a very good chance...

“We must invest in education” is what successive Education Ministers have repeated over and over again. The current incumbent, Dolores Cristina, said ...

There was some good news for Europe last week.After more than one year of economic gloom, people are slowly going back to the shops and venturing back in the housing market. The number of jobs being lost is decreasing too....

Sooner or later, it had to happen.When, early in July, it was announced that Malta had its first cases of A(H1N1) or, as it is commonly known, swine flu, some time or another we had to have our first victim....

Lotto booths will have a busy day today as people try their luck to win the Super Five jackpot, which will exceed €1 million...

August is usually a quiet period, from the political point of view, unless an election is due to be held in the months that follow...

Village feasts are part and parcel of our culture. No one can but admire the sheer effort that goes into the preparation for mass, the processions, the coloured fireworks, the church decorations and all the rest that comes with it....