There are times when I want to ring a couple of friends who happen to be Muslim, just to ask them how they feel about the way the word is used as a catch-all for the disparagement of unwanted groups...

Summer is over, the political summer, that is.   Early tomorrow morning, the Public Accounts Committee of the House of Representatives will meet, two sessions in one day, to discuss the...

The American peoples and nation have a very high regard for their generals and admirals. Everywhere you wander in the US you note myriad statues of generals and famous militiamen: some on horseback,...

It has been officially confirmed that Malta has received an average of €1 million a month from European Union funds to help the country deal with the influx of illegal migrants into the country...

A wine competition and exhibition, a photography and a painting exhibition, several artesian stands and much more will be organised concurrently with the Qormi Wine Festival, to be held in Qormi on 30...

The subject of oil and gas has been associated with airy-fairy political spin prior to each election and regrettably has been labelled a taboo subject. However, with a change of government Malta, is...

EU rules governing the definition of what constitutes package travel are in the process of being changed to adapt the relevant regulations in EU law to the realities of modern-day online booking...

On Monday 19 August 2013 World Humanitarian Day was celebrated across the globe. It marked the beginning of a month long campaignduring which events will take place around the world to raise the...

A recent front page article concerned the saving of six lobsters from certain death to a life in a glass cage to be stared at until death.  Though I am quite sure the said lobsters far prefer...

Those who now express shock at the Minister for the Interior, his assistant, the Police Commissioner etc in the case of the mix-up regarding a man who was accused of something he did not do, would do...