The debate on the many problems that drivers face on the road has subsided, but it does not mean that the situation has improved....

There is an old saying that describes conferences as the place where people talk but few listen, where proposals are made but are never implemented,...

That discrimination is alive and well in Malta is a fact, and any argument to the contrary would be simply delusional. Of course, just about every society in the world holds its own inherent ...

The line between safeguarding the country’s competitiveness on the cutthroat global stage and ensuring workers and their families are able to make ends meet is a very fine one indeed. ...

The news announced by the Parliamentary Secretariat for tourism, stating that tourists are not happy with two- and three-star accommodation’s physical qualities has been felt for quite some time....

Over the past few years, Malta has advanced in leaps and bounds when it comes to the restoration of cultural heritage....

This September will see Dock 1 transformed into its eventual destiny – a yacht marina. It is being made possible thanks to the HSBC Premier Valletta Boat Show, which will culminate in some 80 yachts being berthed in forlorn Dock 1, in Cottonera....

Scientists have got one step nearer to giving paralysed and disabled people as normal a life as they could hope for....

This newspaper’s sister publication last Sunday reported about “two trains of thought” within the Nationalist Party with regard to a possible Cabinet reshuffle Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi...

Malta is a small island and although we have a coastline surrounded (obviously) by the sea, the amount of beaches, and in particular sandy ones, is limited....