Unsung, unwept, unnoticed even. A week ago yesterday the king made his last exit.King Carnival in other words made his last exit from Valletta’s City Gate....

While nuclear power has been around for decades, and has warmed and heated homes across the globe, the horrendous sequence of events in Japan must teach us that we have not yet harnessed the atom safely....

Those who believe in true freedom of expression breathed a sigh of relief yesterday on learning that writer Alex Vella Gera and editor Mark Camilleri had been acquitted of charges which had been brought against them according to Malta’s obscenity laws....

By nature, the developed world shuns cooperation and charity. When all is working correctly and as it should, the emphasis is on competition; winning the rat race. ...

In what brought back memories of the 26 December 2004 tsunami that devastated south-east Asia, killing 230,000 people in 12 countries...

According to news reports published last week, Air Malta’s designate chief executive officer has reportedly bailed out from the national airline before...

When it comes to the great divorce referendum debate, an awful lot as it turns out.Whether one agrees with the prospective introduction of divorce to Malta or not,...

It has been decided that, in the 2012 European football championships, which will be held in Poland and Ukraine, all matches will be controlled by six officials – a referee, two assistant referees, the fourth ...

The news from Libya keeps getting grimmer and grimmer.Even a cursory look at the front pages of our papers th...

The long-awaited regulations that will help reduce the number of stray dogs, facilitate the search for lost dogs and serve as a deterrent for people who abandon them will finally see the light of day....