The Malta Union of Teachers’ attack against one of this newspaper’s journalists at last Sunday’s demonstration was, to say the least, deplorable....

The announcement by Ryanair to base one of its aircraft here in Malta came out of the blue, but it certainly has been a long time in coming....

Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou had a sweeping victory at the last Greek general election to dislodge two-term centre right Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis....

European Commissioner John Dalli yesterday had his first taste of just how massive the responsibility which weighs on his shoulders is in the announcement of a decision to allow the cultivation of a genetically modified crop....

A large portion of the general public yesterday put their full weight behind another protest organised by the Ghaqda Unjins Maltin to protest against the hike in water and electricity tariffs....

The attitude taken by various authorities on the issue of taking urgent action to ensure public safety in view of unsafe buildings is one which we have grown accustomed to in Malta....

The use of computers is a must in this day and age. Over the years, the government and private companies have invested heavily in computer systems to improve their efficiency and productivity....

A number of Malta's unions, as well as the Labour and AD political parties, take to the streets today to protest over the country's utility ...

Most people in Malta have access to foreign television stations and there is one particular advert that really catches the attention....

Former Prime Minister Eddie Fenech Adami and his then Finance Minister John Dalli were the first Maltese people who realised just how upside down our world was going to be turned. ...