The European Union and all of its ancillary and administrative arms have identified that citizens feel detached and cut off from the union and that more needs to be done to propagate the message....

The recent whistleblower report which revealed that Chinese hackers had gained full control of 1,295 high value computer terminals around the world, including five in Maltese territory, serves as a reminder to us all to not be complacent....

The speech by the Governor of the Central Bank at Thursday’s business breakfast (see page 7) was, true to form, sotto voce, and too gentle for its message to be properly understood....

The Catholic Church is celebrating its biggest feast, the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, three days after He was killed. What seemed to be the end of what we today know as Christianity – His Death – turned out to be just ...

Judas Iscariot, the apostle who betrayed Jesus Christ, is not a man who is loved. For 30 pieces of silver, he kissed his master to hand him over to be tried, beaten and later ...

The earthquake that rocked Italy last Monday is yet another clear example of how fragile life can be, and how it could change from one moment to another....

MEPs Simon Busuttil and David Casa were surprised that The Malta Independent described as “ethically flawed” the practice of MPs and MEPs using postage paid by the government for them to send...

The Nationalist Party seems to want to find all possible excuses to attack Opposition Leader Joseph Muscat. ...

Over the past week, this country has had massive doses of nostalgia spread around in order to celebrate 30 years that have passed since 31 March 1979....

The appointment of a President of the Republic is always a historic moment. It happens once every five years and, each time the term of the incumbent is about to end, there is always anticipation and expectation as to who will be the next one....