Conducting an interview on Skype is not the same as the real thing, it doesn’t always allow you to capture the essence of the person on the other end. But Chris is different. He is so passionate...

The General Workers Union has expressed concern about possible further industrial action by the  Airline Pilots Union (ALPA), Secretary General Josef Bugeja told The Malta Independent. The...

My sons and I had been planning the holiday for six months. We had been preparing for months, imagining what it would be like to spend a whole month here. We had been to Malta before; we wanted to...

Gozo Minister Anton Refalo has set up a Management Committee in order to oversee the newly restored Citadel in Victoria. Progressing according to the Citadel’s master plan, the Committee is...

Figures published by Eurostat earlier today show a decrease in the proportion of people in Malta who are not in employment, education or training (NEETs), from 10.9 per cent in...

The Nationalist Party’s College of Councillors condemned what it said was the “use of public funds by the Tarxien mayor Paul Farrugia to promote an activity organised by the Malta Labour Party”....

Three Maltese representatives, including a member of parliament from both sides of the House, left Malta yesterday to serve as European Union observers at the presidential elections being held in Palestine to elect the successor to Yasser Arafat....

Chas Dearie threw up his hands in a gesture of hopelessness. ...

The name of the last unaccounted for Maltese person remaining on the tsunami disaster list was removed yesterday, as her relatives phoned the Foreign Affairs Ministry hotline to confirm that the 30-year-old woman was safe and sound in Madras....

Planes loaded with everything from lentils to water purifiers touched down across Asia yesterday, the start of the largest relief effort in history, as aid workers predicted the death toll from this week’s earthquake and tsunamis would top 100,000. Milita...