Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces significant pressure at home to coordinate with the United States in any attack against Iran’s nuclear programme, despite his public insistence on Israel’s right to act alone...

The blame game in Europe has not yet begun. An agreement between Greece and its private creditors and public lenders will enable it to meet its next debt repayment deadline of 20 March...

Last week, One News’s aired two recording involving the former Sliema mayor and a current candidate for the same council uttering their views in rather unwelcoming manner...

Joseph Muscat has made, at last, an impassioned speech about hatred, forgiveness and something strange which he called ‘political racism...

President Barack Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ended two days of public posturing on Iran right where they began...

The incidence of diabetes mellitus is on the rise in the Maltese Islands. Rates of diabetes have increased dramatically in recent years in parallel with obesity...

On 11 March, a year will have passed since Japan was struck by the triple tragedy of an earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear accident...

In reply to a question by the anchorman of a NET TV regular programme, the Prime Minister dismissed my comments about the apologetic tone of his recent address to councillors as ‘my area of specialisation’ – that of tagging him with various adjectives...

The surprising retirement of moderate Republican US Sen. Olympia Snowe moves congressional centrists a step closer to extinction and highlights the great paradox of American politics....

Year after year it is pledged that Gozo needs to be sold to our source markets as a separate and distinct destination to Malta for it to be able to maximise its unique potential and to exploit to the fullest possible extent its distinct product...