Millions of live animals – pigs, horses, cows, sheep, lambs, chickens – are still being transported over long distances on European roads, sometimes for several days, only to be killed on...

The die has been cast with the casting of the final votes of Election 2013 last night. For better or for worse only time will tell, but the electorate has made its choice and sometime this afternoon...

During my first week as the United States’ Secretary of State, I had the honor of meeting with a group of courageous women from Burma.   Two were former political prisoners, and...

Ten years ago, Germany was considered the sick man of Europe. Its economy was mired in recession, while the rest of Europe was recovering; its unemployment rate was higher than the eurozone average;...

As a result of the increase in the number of illegal immigrants entering the European Union following the Arab Springs in 2011, France and Italy have called for a revision of the rules of the Schengen...

We have published leading articles in the same vein three times now. And we are, of course, referring to the law that governs the period of reflection prior to polling day.   We published...

Our leader page is today dedicated to the two choices that the electorate have before them for polling day come 9 March.   As a news medium, we will be bound not to mention politics in the...

When you asked me to lead Malta for these five years, I felt both honoured and humbled, and willingly took on the responsibility.   I was resolute that five years down the line, when I asked...

One of the most rewarding things about this election campaign has been the opportunity to listen to many Maltese people about the real concerns of their lives, not the conjured concerns of the...

I would like to say a very big well done and thank you to all the staff at Zammit Clapp not only for their daily care and dedication towards all the Residents under their care but especially for ...