Valletta will today be hosting the Summit on Migration which is set to bring EU leaders to the country to discuss the growing problem with African nations. The crux of the summit is to tackle the...

British Prime Minister David Cameron did not mince his words on Monday when he said that the United Kingdom is demanding a more flexible Europe, and is set to give his proposals to European Council...

As Malta gears up for the Valletta Summit and the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, yesterday marked Remembrance Day, or Poppy Day, to pay homage to all those servicemen who paid the ultimate...

Wirt San Ġwann is an official NGO (VO/0893) founded in June 2013 to promote the cultural heritage in San Ġwann and encourage the appreciation and protection of the locality's cultural and...

The biblical scale of illegal migration from Africa to Europe poses a significant challenge to the stability of the European Union as well as to individual governments which make up the Union....

Sometimes, when I read history, I think of the millions of anonymous people who lived in medieval Europe. Not a trace is left of them. Their remains were devoured by maggots centuries ago and their...

Last week the World Health Organisation published a damning report linking processed meats with colorectal cancer. Bacon, ham, sausages and other cured or salted products are now 'Group 1' products...

With reference to Mr Guillaumier's letter 'Respect for religion' it seems that I was a prophet for calling him (in another paper) a self-appointed guiding light and a know-it-all in mattes of belief,...

The next General Election will undoubtedly be fought on Labour's lack of ethical behaviour and the numerous political scandals that have gone unchecked. Gross mistakes, a lack of ethical standards and...

Could a single lane road one way 10 to 12 km long really be covered in 12 minutes? That would mean an average speed of 50 to 60 km/h. It means the same average speed needed to cross from Marsascala to...