It was only a matter of time before it came around, but it was only late last week that we carried a leading article in which we said that Portugal was edging towards a bailout....

It’s been nearly a year since a strong earthquake shattered Haiti.It was on 12 January, 2010, that a catastrophic magnitude 7.0 ...

It was an unprecedented start for the New Year as it was characterised by a series of price increases for commodities and national insurance contributions. ...

There were no walkouts and no immediate inflammatory accusations in the wake of Friday’s meeting of the Malta Council for Social and Economic Development – a positive sign that the country’s social partners ...

People who need hospital treatment need all the support they can get from their families and friends.A stay in hospital is never welcome, although the facilities that we now have at Mater Dei Hospital makes it more comfortable....

We Maltese have a problem with satire. We simply abhor being the subject of it. We have seen it time and time again.Whether it is between fr...

Acclaimed (and largely unappreciated) author Oscar Wilde is quoted as having once said: “Conversation about the weather is the last refuge of the unimaginative”....

Portugal has again avoided default by being able to borrow more money to pay off soon to mature debts, so for the time being, at least the eurozone is stable....

The accident that took place on the Regional Road in St Julian’s yesterday was one that was waiting to happen. Luckily, there were no injuries....

In the quickly developing war of words over the rising prices of commodities that is breaking out between the country’s political forces, the everyday consumer would not be blamed for feeling somewhat awash in the tide of conflicting information...