Our world suffers greatly from a deadly illness. This pernicious attitudinal malady, which is leaving millions of silent victims existentially dead, has been rightly termed by the Pope as...

In Syria, Ukraine, Libya and elsewhere around the globe, the shelling continues without respect for human dignity and without the slightest hope of abating. The number of civilian deaths keeps...

The intention was good. Malta has realised that it needs another off shore patrol vessel to complement the long distance Diciotti Saetta class P-61. The government has, as a result, lodged a request...

 In yesterday’s issue, we featured a news story where an academic expert suggested that after school schemes should be introduced across the board to allow women more flexibility at...

Last Saturday, at about 7pm, The Malta Independent Online announced the news that pardoned oil trader George Farrugia broke his media silence and gave an exclusive interview to The...

Instead of the rubbish that decorates roundabouts and public spaces which gives a mediocre image of our culture, it would be more productive to establish a national programme to cast artistic...

On Monday afternoon, leaders of the eurozone as well as leaders of the rest of the European Union were locked into following the progression and eventual outcome of the meeting between Greece and the...

2014 was yet another rewarding year for the Battlefront Living History Group, which brought with it new challenges and exciting opportunities to improve the groups' World War II re-enactments. The...

As 2015 begins, so does the European Year for Development (EYD2015) - a year dedicated to raising awareness, engaging Europeans everywhere in the EU's development cooperation and sparking a debate...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat yesterday reiterated his call for the United Nations to issue a mandate to authorize immediate and urgent action in Libya. The Prime Minister says he has the backing...