Pope Francis' address to the 70th Session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York last week is replete with insights as to how this most distinguished international institution can still be...

Hamburg has become the first German city to pass a law allowing the seizure of empty commercial properties in order to house migrants. The influx of migrants has put pressure on the authorities...

The government simply cannot continue to put off the repeated calls to undertake a drastic reform in the way in which members of the judiciary are appointed in Malta.   Even more so when...

Progress was made in this week’s United Nations Summit in New York. But the thing that seems to have come out the clearest, is that the world is divided on what should be done to counter the...

Some people enjoy the occasional flutter. It might be football pools, horse racing, sports betting, a lottery ticket or a simple wager between friends. But gambling can quickly become an...

You hear stories all the time about how "the crowd" is solving issues and challenges of all kinds; so I wanted to share three recent experiences (past & present!) that made me love the power of...

The story published on our front page today tells of the harrowing experience that an intellectually disabled woman had to put up with for nine years. The court report tells how the woman was...

Each year for the past 17 years, August is known as one of the busiest months of the year for the members of our Oratory in Sliema. Apart from the Salesian Brigade summer camp and other activities,...

Scientific research in Malta completes its annual voyage into the public domain with the opening of Science in the House in Parliament ahead of the Science in the City Festival, European Researchers'...

 "I would like, if I may, to take you on a strange journey,"... and so they did! On 17 September, Eden Cinemas took their audience on a frothy, fun yet awfully naughty voyage to The Rocky Horror...