The Malta Tourism Authority has undertaken to improve what it describes as “product Malta”, that is upgrading what are known as tourist priority areas in a bid to substantially increase customer satisfaction....

The second place obtained by Maltese singer Chiara in the Eurovision Song Contest held in Kiev, Ukraine, last Saturday is an excellent result for the singer personally and for Malta as a country....

The received wisdom has always been that Malta is somehow a two-party State, and that is one of the immutable rules of Maltese living....

Malta’s Customs Department has been rightly praised during an international conference for its sterling work to combat contraband....

The battle within the Malta Labour Party on the European Constitution is heating up, and we expect it to continue until a decision is finally made at an extraordinary general conference the date of which is still to be announced. ...

It was sad to hear that Dar tal-Providenza, the home where people with a disability are so well taken care of, is in dire financial straits....

The communications market is truly diversifying and growing at breakneck speed in Malta and, while it is good to see that the consumer will have a wider choice....

With what alacrity Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi pounced on the by now famous words uttered by Tony Blair on the morrow of the general election: “I have listened and I have learnt…”!...

The European Parliament voted on Wednesday against the right for workers to work more than 48 hours a week, even if they wish to do so....

Fr Mark Montebello is an outspoken person, one who does not mince his words when it comes to expressing himself on matters dear to his heart....