The floodgates were opened to a second round of a tide of Maltese nationals who had their rights breached because of the way in which their police statements and legal representation were...

The transition towards a low-carbon economy, as we tackle climate change, is one of the biggest opportunities of our time. As Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy, my r aim is to accelerate the...

We report, in today's front page, two contrasting stories. The European Commission has praised the Maltese economy by stating that Malta, along with nine other Member States, is compliant with...

The terms micro and macro are normally associated with economic activities. They tend to distinguish between the 'smaller' and the 'bigger' picture. It is precisely because of this difference...

The tripartite agreement yesterday between the European Parliament, Council and Commission to begin screening certain types of foreign direct investment in to EU member states to ensure security and...

The Order of Malta is responding to the invitation of Pope Francis to actively participate in this second World Day of the Poor. The cry of the poor man is he who may be poor in spirit or in body. The...

When he was speaking at the inauguration of the forensic year, the new Chief Justice had a particularly trenchant warning to make. He criticised lawyers who, instead of respecting the finality of...

From caped crusaders to radioactive spiders, the Esplora Interactive Science Centre was recently a buzz of activity where young Superhero buffs and science enthusiasts, were awarded prizes in the...

Malta International Organ Festival, this year being in its fifth edition, is being held from 15 November to 7 December. The festival is made up of 16 concerts in cathedrals, churches, basilicas...

Writer Randolph Bourne maintains that "Few people ever scratch the surface, much less exhaust the contemplation of their own experiences."  Gharghur's Dwal Godda theatre group's forthcoming...