As Malta readies itself for next week’s annual musical fête known as the Eurovision Song Contest, talk will inevitably lead to voting partiality, neighbourly love and Malta’s slim...

An initiative launched by President Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca at the opening of the “festa” season aims to encourage people to show solidarity with the elderly: including by keeping them...

Last month, police officers told BirdLife Malta’s communications officer Rupert Masefield that he was being arrested “for filming us”, only to release him without charge hours...

The “theatrical” manner in which the government announced slight fuel price revisions last Wednesday betrayed its paucity of ideas, Nationalist Party leader Simon Busuttil insisted this...

Is social media killing journalism? Social media presents a challenge but also an opportunity to the traditional form of journalism. It provides rivalry in a way, because it gives the news consumer an...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said today that his government will do its utmost to eradicate the precarious employment “plague”, adding that this issue is next in line to be...

Maltese traveller extraordinaire Stephen Fenech this week moved a step closer to his aspiration of becoming one of the world’s first settlers on Mars. After having been shortlisted from the...

PL MEP and EP candidate Joseph Cuschieri has launched a strong tirade against Jean Claude Juncker – the EPP’s candidate for President of the European Commission and one of the leading...

Deputy Chairperson of' Alternattiva Demokratika, Carmel Cacopardo, said: "The Government's and Prime Minister Joseph Muscat's playing about with words on a number of legal and...

Malta has one of the highest death rates in Western Europe among children under the age of five, according to the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) in Seattle, whose report was...