A barman, who was charged with cocaine possession when police discovered drugs in the pocket of a jacket which belonged to him, has been acquitted. The barman, 29-year-old Dylan Agius, was...

MHRA president Tony Zahra today said that Brexit will not be a tourism catastrophe, but should serve as a wake-up call for Malta and all of Europe. Addressing a seminar organised by MHRA...

A 62-year-old Slovak with Maltese citizenship has died in hospital following a drowning incident in Mellieha Bay. The man, who lives in St Paul's Bay, was brought ashore unconscious near the...

People on their way to Gozo today are experiencing long queues as the Gozo Channel’s MV Malita is out of service and the company is operating with just two vessels. In a statement this...

The pensions problem is a bit like global warming. We know it’s coming and we know it will be bad unless we take the strongest of preventative measures!...

The old war-horse is gone. He was taken back to Egypt where he was born with full military honours on a private plane put at the disposal of Arafat’s family and the Palestinians who had followed him as their leader for 40 years by President Jacques ...

With the budget debate, the Parliamentary bandwagon will, once again, creak into action. We have yet to see whether or not it will gather speed in view of the difficult terrain it has to cross....

Last Friday morning I received a telephone call from three sisters in their early 50s, who identified themselves to me by name and even gave me the telephone number of one of them....

The rampant politicisation of everything in our public sphere is nowhere more debilitating than in the all-important economic corner....

Once, not too long ago, I received a call from the friend of a friend, asking whether I could help out with a stray dog....