I am very, very surprised that Austin Bencini, writing in The Times last Saturday, claimed that there is no debate about divorce in Malta? ...

I’d much rather think of the term as the apt name of a favourite rock group, which only a few years back had us fuddled and cuddled in a small, middle-aged crowd for a wonderful concert on a cold, wintry night at Ta’ Qali, ...

Dr Mariosa Vella Cardona, a correspondent in another newspaper, pointed out that the Maltese road vehicle registration tax law might have discriminatory effects on...

Democracy is a great teacher. Literature abounds with evidence of free citizens criticizing politicians or the way they are ruled. Experience enhances discernment....

The Church in Malta, or more precisely the Diocesan Justice and Peace Commission, has just issued a perfectly fair, non inflammatory and reasoned critique on, among others things, the ...

A Church commission engaged in the study of secular concerns has voiced its opinion about the cost of property. This is “worrying”, the Diocesan Commission for Justice and Peace has said. ...

Thanks to a strict Convergence Programme and its associated tax burdens, the government has managed to contain, but not eliminate, our massive structural deficit. But there is yet another massive deficit, which ...

It seems that both the political and religious leaders of this land of ours have taken it upon themselves to address these two topics as the main agenda for 2007. This is the New Year...

Saving unforeseen events, this time next year we should all have crisp euro notes in our pockets...

In the coming weeks, the Council of Ministers is expected to endorse the amendments made by the European Parliament last November with regard to a law to regulate the placing on the market of pyrotechnic articles...