The more time goes by, the more evident it becomes that Malta does have a problem with vandals....

If we ever needed a wake-up call about the problem of bullying – we now have it. In a sickening case of “happy slapping” a large number of youths repeatedly beat and humiliated another student at MCAST. ...

The government has announced that, thanks to a profit having been registered by Gozo Channel, it has decided to implement a scheme over the winter period offering cheaper prices for Maltese residents to cross over....

It cannot be denied that Malta, like many other European states, has a binge drinking mentality, and this is unfortunately prevalent in teenagers....

Yet more expressions of interest to operate to and from Malta by low-cost carriers is proof that our islands have an attraction and that operators see a viable market here....

The appointment of Fr Paul Cremona as the new archbishop of Malta is very welcome news, not just for Catholics but also for all people of good will in Malta....

In his oration, before 84 young professionals were conferred with their degree from the University of Malta last Tuesday, Prof. Carmel Mallia, from the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, provided an excellent definition of what “education” is all about....

December is once again with us.Another year is coming to an end and, as in previous years, the final days are a period of celebration, starting off with Christmas and ending on New Year’s Eve....

Rural Affairs and Environment Minister George Pullicino hit the nail on the head during one of his interventions on the PBS programme Xarabank last Friday....

The national conference on the adoption of the euro was the right occasion to gauge Malta’s preparations to join the eurozone, a target that is set for 1 January 2008....