So much has been said and written since, a week ago today, the report on the Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry was published. There have been a few resignations of people in top positions, but not...

The country has become far too desensitised to political scandals. Over the past few years, there have been far too many to count, yet political responsibility is lacking.  Under former Prime...

While everyone’s eyes were focused on the publication of the public inquiry into the death of Jean Paul Sofia, another awaited and important report was – at the same time – published...

Prime Minister Robert Abela was quick to come up with initiatives which he said the government is determined to take following the Jean Paul Sofia public inquiry report, published last...

March has started and it will be the last full month with George Vella as President of the Republic. His five-year term will expire on 4 April, and in the remaining weeks the government and the...

It could not have been a more contrasting scenario. And the fact that it all happened in the same week made it all the more surreal. On the one hand, we had politicians elbowing each other...

When in Rome, do as the Romans do, an old adage says. This is perhaps why the results of a survey which was published last week show that 85 per cent of the Maltese believe that foreigners who...

Now we have it black on white from the Speaker of the House of Representatives too. PBS and its news bulletin were not fair with the Opposition Leader in its report about his parliamentary speech...

A Bill introducing electronic tagging is expected to be discussed in Parliament in the coming weeks, The Malta Independent on Sunday revealed. The long-proposed ‘Electric Monitoring...

News last week that catches the eye when it comes to the construction industry is that new rules for the construction of freestanding buildings are being introduced, thereby closing a number of...