The dispute between Enemalta and the General Workers’ Union is yet more proof that in Malta, we do not know how to solve an issue without threats, provocation and confrontation....

The 8.7 magnitude quake which struck the sea-bed just off Sumatra yesterday is understood to have left over two thousand dead and thousands more injured and homeless....

Air Malta yesterday continued its drive to become a more competitive airline by launching its summer schedule which includes new routes and increases the frequency on those that have become more popular....

Good Friday and Easter Sunday are among the most important events celebrated by the Roman Catholic Church – yet, it seems that the spiritual importance of these days is being lost....

The findings of a survey recently commissioned by the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association indicate that Malta’s tourism industry performance showed one of the best recoveries in the region in 2004....

The Catholic Church is celebrating Holy Week, the series of events which led Our Lord Jesus Christ to have his Last Supper with his closest friends, one of whom ended up betraying him, with the result that the Son of God was crucified. ...

The recent reports on obesity should be a cause of concern....

The Ombudsman is not the kind of person who goes public regularly, but when he does, he stirs a debate....

The Malta Tourism Authority chairman designate made a very important point last week when he said that Malta cannot cope with attracting volume tourism but should insist on offering something different....

The local council election result was just that: a local council election result. Not a full-dress rehearsal to a general election....