Opposition Leader Simon Busuttil this morning called on the country to unite behind the Maltese flag and rid Malta of Joseph Muscat’s government.  Speaking in Siggiewi this morning, Dr...

Azerbaijan, along with Panama, has become the most talked about foreign country in the wake of allegations by journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia that the South Caucasus country has been funnelling...

The police have objected to the use of the word 'raid' to describe the events that unfolded last week, during which 84 migrants were taken to police headquarters to have their documentation...

The Malta Independent on Sunday analysis of last Friday’s debate on Malta’s most popular TV show Xarabank looks into the substance, imagery and presentation of Malta’s main political...

For the second year running, major German tour operator FTI will be offering, on a complimentary basis, a number of airline seats from its charter operations to be used by the Malta Tourism Authority for promotional purposes....

The guidelines provided by the Lisbon Strategy are nothing other than a book of platitudes, a wish list which often does not provide any concrete measures, Professor Alex Felice said yesterday at a conference on the subject....

The government is following developments in the Tunisian exclusive economic zone very closely and is keeping all options open, the Foreign Affairs Ministry said yesterday....

CHARLOT ZAHRA analyses the Ombudsman’s annual report for 2004 and finds that the case-load increased by almost 25 per cent, partially as a result of politicians’ broken promises...

At the start of World War II, the fate of the free world hangs in the balance at the posh Hotel Splendide in Bordeaux. ...

The new Sea Malta chairman, Ivan Falzon, is also Malta Investment Management Company Limited (Mimcol) chairman, the same company that played a part in the Lm4 million invested in the bankrupt Brindisi harbour, said MLP leader Alfred Sant yesterday....