Dinner in the Sky has inspired a number of varying reactions from the general public; from the thrill-seekers impatient to try it out themselves, to the ever-present cynics ready to flag down issues...

Seventy-four years ago yesterday, the Maltese were on the verge of starvation, and days away from a possible surrender to the Axis forces led by Nazi Germany. But a last-ditch, high-risk effort to...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said that daily bread issues and material conditions related to common citizens in Malta and elsewhere  are paramount in the making and writing of history. Dr Muscat...

Dean of the Faculty for Built Environment at the University of Malta Alex Torpiano stressed the need for “careful consideration” on the social impact of home-rental increases as a result...

A man is in critical condition after he was hit by a taxi at the Ferries in Sliema early this morning, the police said. The 26-year-old Libyan was hit by a taxi driven by a 61-year-old of Msida...

Mohammed Hussein Abdi, a 26-year-old man from Somalia has been arraigned in court today in connection with drug trafficking after police found him with roughly 40 pieces of cannabis resin. He was...

Following the controversial approval of the TownSquare development in Sliema with its 38-storey skyscraper last week, this newspaper can reveal that all the former Malta Environment and Planning and...

Have you ever wondered how an inkjet cartridge is produced? CHARLOT ZAHRA was a Maltese journalist who was allowed to visit HP’s inkjet manufacturing operation in Dublin, Ireland...

I am still getting feedback about my ‘Let’s delete the word anzjan and anzjana from our vocabulary unless the person concerned is at least 80’ campaign. ...

The reaction by the main trade unions to the government’s latest plan to amend the law so that feasts which fall on a weekend do not classify as holidays is one of scorn and derision....