The writing has been on the wall for a long time, but now it has been underscored in bold: Malta direly needs to address the fiscal problems associated with its ageing population or the ...

After the panic summit earlier this month, where the EU agenda went out of the window to cater for crisis discussions on Greece and the eurozone, we finally saw a modicum of calm and stoicism which the union is normally known for....

The Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST) has announced that it will be offering new courses in the environmental field in its prospectus for next year....

European leaders are on their way to Brussels today to attend a summit which is supposed to be geared towards wrapping up Spain’s presidency of the bloc....

A few years back, Malta was at the centre of a tuna war which involved Maltese and Italian fishermen who were at loggerheads over a catch of fish....

On Sunday, this newspaper’s sister publication published a front page article discussing the issue of government departments on half-days in the summer....

An environmentalist friend yesterday astutely remarked that the country appears to be suffering from scandal fatigue. “It never fails to amaze us,”...

When the Valletta Waterfront was still a dingy, messy and horrible place, cruise liners still used to pull in for a day-stop in Malta. The whole area was unregulated...

The summer is finally here and people are getting braver when it comes to taking a dip in the sea. Over the past years, we have seen an increase in the number of mauve stingers (the little purple jellyfish)...

It is finally here. After months of anticipation, the World Cup will kick off tomorrow in South Africa...