Despite the message being conveyed by almost every other section of the media, Malta has not emerged from the European Commission’s latest round of Excessive Deficit Procedures scot-free....

The latest differences between the ministry responsible for transport and bus drivers seems to have been shelved, for now, but the way the two sides attacked each other in the preceding days shows that the conflict is far from being over, ...

It is almost a year since the Nationalist Party won the election and, although we are more or less still four years away from the next one...

The 14 offers that were received by the Finance Ministry’s Privatisation Unit for the four operation areas of the Malta Shipyards clearly show that while there is an interest in the various operations...

It was certainly a big blow, but it was not quite as painful as some had predicted it would be....

Much has been said and written about the hospital waiting lists over the past months, if not years. It was thought that the shift from St Luke’s Hospital to Mater Dei Hospital in late 2007 would have led to a reduction of such...

It took a long time for the government, and the Church, to realise that public opinion was very much against the plans for the extension of the St John’s Co-Cathedral Museum. But ultimately the correct choice has been made....

Eluana Englaro, the woman who was in a vegetative state for 17 years following a car accident in 1992, has died....

The government is set to invest some e70 million in an overhaul of the water and electricity metering and billing system, aiming to become the first country in the world to implement a holistic power line data transfer system....

The Acts of the Apostles and history books say that St Paul gave Malta its faith when he was shipwrecked here on his way to Rome.Although different historians hold different views as to whether Malta main...