Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi has been invited to the White House for a tête à tête meeting with US President George W. Bush....

We have been here before.In the late 1950s, when the authorities were trying to kick-start Malta’s still unexplored tourism potential, some British entrepreneurs came up with the idea of opening a casino and, predictably, all hell broke loose....

“There is no magic wand solution” to the irregular immigration problem, British Home Office Minister Tony McNulty said during a press conference earlier this week....

Last Tuesday, the government launched the second phase of the consultation process of the National Reform Programme that is aimed to address Malta’s competitiveness and hopefully bring it in line with the Lisbon strategy....

As the summer moves to an end, the number of students coming over to Malta to learn English starts to drop. ...

The news that 8.5 kilometres of roads will be asphalted within a short space of time over the coming weeks must have been welcome by motorists....

Aviation is a popular hobby in Malta, with thousands of enthusiasts who eagerly follow any events that are held both here and abroad....

The initiative taken by the government through the Public Transport Authority (ADT) last week seems to have had the desired effect already....

Any self-respecting government would make it a prime point of honour to be the one to keep the nation’s entrance, City Gate, in the most decent and honourable way possible....

The decision by the parents of the 13-year-old girl who passed away on Wednesday to donate her organs was truly commendable, noble and a courageous thing to do....