Surprisingly, none of the Labour media, neither One News, nor KullĦadd, on Sunday commemorated the 50th anniversary since the imposition by Archbishop Michael Gonzi of the interdiction on the topmost officials of the party....

As soon as the Labour leader made his remarks about putting the national interest first in terms of asylum seekers rescued at sea, the Labour Party’s public relations department began to tone down the language....

France yesterday enacted a law that makes it an offence for a Muslim woman to conceal her face behind a veil in public....

It is becoming very apparent that the longer the conflict drags out in Libya, the more Gaddafi seems to revel in it and become stronger – at least in his western stronghold....

Transport Malta’s remit was significantly widened a few years ago to include air and sea transport apart from land navigation, and at the same time a restructuring programme was supposedly implemented to improve interaction with citizens. ...

The fact that both the pro and anti-divorce lobbies have expressed fears because the divorce issue has become too politicised speaks volumes about the current levels of maturity in our society....

The meeting of the European Union’s justice and home affairs ministers being held across tomorrow and Tuesday has much hinged upon it, and not only for Malta....

Let us be clear from the start. The authorities in Malta have sometimes got it wrong in dealing with asylum seekers, both in terms of military practice and in te...

The writing has been on the wall for quite some time now and we have seen the usual knee-jerk reaction of a cash bailout....

The decision by the Gaddafi regime to expel 26 journalists can only be taken as a stark warning of things to come....