If one were to abstract from the subject matter of the current hot dispute in Malta, which focuses on the illegal immigrants and what to do with them, and if one considers the red-hot emotions that have been created, one can conclude this may indeed be a ...

While the government and the Healthcare section of the Malta Chamber of Commerce and Enterprise continue to blame each other for the rising price of medicines and a reduction in the number of products on the market,...

Over the past few years, Malta has woken up to the fact that if we do not restore, and more importantly conserve, our cultural heritage it will degrade and eventually be lost....

Malta’s first policy on drugs is in the making: it will examine legislation, education, treatment and services, and is the result of close collaboration between all the stakeholders. ...

Supportline 179 started off with a few hundred calls per year 10 years ago, but its importance in the social fabric of the country rapidly increased as more people picked up the phone to speak about their...

For the Malta Labour Party, the health sector needs an overhaul because the system is not functioning as it should. ...

It was not the worst song.Yet Malta ended up very disappointed with the outcome of the Eurovision Song Contest last Saturday...

Every time a privatisation takes place, cries that we are selling the family silver arise, as if the authorities governing us are profligate spenders who are flogging all the silver we have accumulated in our dressers with much patience and sacrifice....

There is one very important rule in politics: take everything you hear and read with a pinch of salt. And this rule applies to both the party in government and the party that sits in opposition....

The Prime Minister’s two-day visit to France has been described as a highly successful promotion of Malta among French business interests....