Back in 1987, a tired Labour government faced disaster at the polls. It had been in office when it should have been out, had presided over a country where choices were inflicted on the people and chocoholics had...

We had barely put our Christmas trees in the box-room and the street decorations had not been removed when the two major political parties resumed their daily tit-for-tats that are, on most occasions, childish and trivial....

Valletta FC’s victory against Juventus at the Ta’ Qali national stadium on Wednesday night was the talk of the town yesterday...

What retailers say is often a good measurement of the feel-good factor – or otherwise – of the country. ...

In Parliament on Monday night, Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi took the country through the long and difficult process that led the country to achieve what can be described as one of its greatest historical moments – the entry into the eurozone....

Suggestions have been made by a government-appointed pyrotechnics committee to make the production of fireworks safer. ...

News last week came that one of the largest European low cost carriers, Easyjet, had bought out the routes currently operated by GB Airways, part of the British Airways franchise....

It should have been the highest and most significant event in the four years Lawrence Gonzi has been leading the present administration....

The annual fund-raising campaigns, so traditional during the Christmas season, have come and gone and once again the Maltese have shown great solidarity with people in need....

Time flies.It seems like barely an hour ago since we all popped our champagne bottles to celebrate the New Year – and already four days have passed. We have all returned to work and most ...