Threatening a journalist to reveal his source could likely have repercussions, UNESCO Director for Freedom of Expression and Media Development Guy Berger believes..  “More than a...

Malta is the third highest country interested in the UK-EU Brexit referendum which is set to take place on 23 June, according to Google trends statistics. Malta has historically had close...

An 18-year-old who was injured during a football training accident on Thursday evening is no longer critical, the police said this morning.  The Albanian man who lives in Birzebbuga, was...

An international survey, in which 802 Maltese eight-year-olds took part, reveals that only 65% of Maltese children feel safe at home. Malta has featured prominently in an international...

In history lessons in school, we learnt that the Knights of St John were a religious order that helped keep the Ottoman Empire at bay; who built fortifications which were the envy of the...

As the Malta Police Association President put it, the police force has shifted from being ruled by a 13-year-old monarchy to three different police commissioners in a couple of years.  In an...

Today the European Commission published the 2016 Country Reports, a key stage of the so-called European Semester, the EU's annual cycle of economic policy guidance and surveillance. This...

While the Energy Ministry has been caught having opened a company in Panama, Maltese families and businesses continue to pay the highest prices for petrol and diesel in Europe, the Nationalist Party...

Red Electrick are launching their third album, ‘Inside You’, on the 5 and 6 March at the Salesians’ Theatre in Sliema. The first date only has about 20 tickets left in the balconies,...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat this morning repeatedly defended Energy Minister Konrad Mizzi’s company in black-listed Panama by stating that no wrongdoing has taken place. Panama is a well...