In 2003, the question of whether to join the EU or not was the main issue facing the Maltese electorate. ...

It was thanks to the neighbours that Lucky Cat was saved from suffering a slow and cruel death....

The Maltese are known to be a generous people. Each time there is a fund-raising campaign, the donations always flow in as people do their best to help others in need. ...

The Christian Democrat Students Association (SDM) last month won the University Students Council (KSU) election, handsomely winning all the 10 posts it contested with an average of 1,311 votes per candidate....

The news that government workers are finding it harder than anticipated to clean up the mess created by vandals at the new belvedere above the Blue Grotto can only add to the anger of all civic-conscious people at the attack....

Cospicua local council chose to boycott the opening of the Cottonera Garden last Sunday, officially because the government decided to change the name of the area, formerly known as il-Mixtla ta’ Bormla....

The Maltese government was ranked second in a special report drawn up by the World Economic Forum in terms of promoting the use of Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs). ...

Already, Malta has seen the benefit of the introduction of low cost carriers, yet we must act if we are to maximize on their potential....

The first round of the French presidential election next Sunday carries implications that go far beyond the extreme importance that France has in Europe and in the world....

Everyone enjoys a good old occasional tipple and even a good night out with some alcohol thrown in for good measure, but the phenomenon of binge drinking really needs to be tackled, and sooner rather than later....