Syrian security forces last Saturday fired on funeral processions that drew tens of thousands, one day after the bloodiest crackdown so far in the uprising against President Bashar Assad...

Malta’s role as a financial services centre has often been touted as a pillar of the local economy and this sector has been supported with particular attention to ensure that it flourishes exponentially...

With this week’s establishment of the university trust fund, the University of Malta has taken a quantum leap forward. True, it has by no means reinvented the wheel and it has rather...

Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli has nothing to be ashamed of this time.On many occasions in his short career, Balotelli has been the t...

The crux of the decision by the United Nations to adopt Resolution 1973 against Libya was the fact that Colonel Gaddafi was “waging war on his own people”....

As southern Europe continues to plea for assistance in the face of a threat of mass migration from North African shores...

When the massive tsunami struck South East Asia, Malta, like the rest of the world, embarked on a massive aid collection programme for the victims who had lost family, homes, parents, siblings, spouses and more....

A report issued by the European Union has revealed that Maltese security forces’ requests to access private telecommunications data have spiked drastically in the last two years....

Swept up in a completely futile controversy whether Malta should, or should not, imitate the Italians and push would-be asylum seekers back into the sea (not that Italy is doing so, anyway)...

As the conflict in Libya continues and forces loyal to Gaddafi continue to pound the Western bastion of Misurata and the Eastern crossroads city of Ajdabiya, it would seem that the rebels have their hands full....