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...

For those who have not tried it yet, the newly-re-opened Coast Road is a pleasant drive – wide lanes, comfortable corners, space for bike riders, and roundabouts (maybe too many of them) well...

As the PN’s theme for this year’s Independence celebrations is “135 years of the PN for Malta”, I would like to ask whether Dr Simon Busuttil will present these facts, since...

The forces of Catholic reaction, including lawyers and university professors, came out in full force to “protect” their religion, as soon as it was announced that it will no longer be...

In his apostolic letter about Saint Augustine of Hippo, entitled Augustinum Hipponensem, written on the occasion of the 16th centenary of his conversion, Saint John Paul II...

A couple of weeks ago, a military court in the southern Russian city of Rostov-on-Don sentenced a Ukrainian film director to 20 years in a maximum-security prison after convicting him of terrorism. In...

“The spectre which has long haunted Europe, socialism and communism, have passed away and returned to their netherworld,” famously wrote Anthony Giddens, a renowned sociologist, Third Way...

I refer to the press release issued by the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association (TMID, 13 January)....