I have written before about politics with heart, about a brand of leadership grounded in humanity, compassion and ...

In recent days, Malta had the privilege of hosting 400 athletes from 37 countries for the Special Olympics European Swimming ...

Gozo now buries more people than it baptises. Deaths outnumber births on the island, and only inward migration keeps the ...

Now that the court has delivered its judgment, acquitting Yorgen Fenech in connection with the murder of Daphne Caruana ...

For as long as I remember from when I joined the travel industry at Air Malta in 1973, the perennial discussion was the ...

For generations, education has been organised around a familiar principle: teachers possess knowledge, students receive it, ...

The Yorgen Fenech trial has brought into sharper focus something that Malta has known for years but has rarely seen exposed in such detail: the extraordinary proximity between politicians and ...

A 59-year-old British tourist tragically died on Saturday afternoon following a paragliding accident off the coast of St ...

Malta may have reached a "point of no return" in its battle against Oriental hornets, with much of the country's beekeeping potentially disappearing within the next decade unless stronger action is ...

Newly-elected Nationalist backbencher and PN shadow minister for Gozo, Frank Anthony Tabone, has thrown his weight behind Opposition leader Alex Borg's call for Energy Minister Miriam Dalli to resign, ...

Thousands descended on Valletta on Wednesday both in solidarity with the family of assassinated journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia and in protest against a government which has dragged its feet when it ...

Last week I argued that energy moves like an aircraft carrier. Decisions taken today on generation, an interconnector or the distribution network may take five, 10 or 15 years to show their full ...