Mobile phones were, for different reasons, very much in the news over the past few weeks....

What happened in Myanmar over the weekend was not as devastating in terms of human lives as the tsunami that rocked South East Asia on Boxing Day in 2004, but the international community should have reacted ...

Infrastructure, Transport and Communications Minister Austin Gatt has issued two policy directives over the past weeks, the first urging the Malta Transport Authority to pull its socks up with regard to car park attendants....

The Malta Labour Party will be making an important decision on Friday.Following the presentation of a petition by 122 party delegates a few days ago, the party executive committee met last ...

Talk about the need to reach a tripartite social pact has resurfaced once again, after the matter had been kept quietly under raps in the months leading to the election, probably in fear that the ripples caused would ...

Worker’s Day was celebrated across the whole world yesterday, not less in Malta where the two major political parties organised activities to mark this occasion....

Four years ago, Malta became a member of the European Union, joining the bloc together with another nine nations, most of them from east Europe, in the largest ever expansion campaign. Since then, ...

That today we hear so many reports of people being arraigned in court and charged with molesting children, in one way or another, is not because the number of such cases is dramatically on the increase....

The statistics showing that Malta is on the bottom rung of the reading scale in the European Union is something that should shame the country....

The European Court of Justice’s ruling on spring hunting in Malta was to the effect that it will not be opened this season.There are different types of people in this country,...