From Mr M. CawleyI refer to an article in your newspaper of 27 April attributed to a Charles Mangion, whom I understand is the Acting Leader of the Malta Labour Party....

I refer to the editorial entitled “Half the story” (TMID, 13 May). It is obvious that a number of the conclusions reached in this editorial result from a misinterpretation of my response to a precise question put to me during ...

The government has pledged that it is committed to work closely with the opposition, and yet the Malta Labour Party has said that the government is not following its own instructions....

Recently I was talking to a person. I was particularly struck by the number of times this person mentioned the phrase “as I went before the Lord”. In hearing it, ...

I wonder if Joe Martinelli (TMID, 14 May) is one of the thousands of voters brought to Malta by the PN to vote in Malta’s general election, though they pay their taxes elsewhere....

The general election was held more than two months ago. It was won by the PN and the Maltese people have accepted the results. The expected following steps, ...

Competition is healthy as long as it is fair, and it is with this in mind that the Finance Ministry has launched an inquiry into school items by involving the participation of the thousands of parents who, ...

With all due respect I beg to differ with the way you had handled in your editorial “Half the story” (TMID, 13 May) with regard to the Finance Minister’s statement on the electoral promise of tax cuts....

Reference is being made to an article entitled Sliema buildings classified as dangerous: Health Clinic moved, police station stays, written by Juan Ameen (TMID, 14 May)....

It was interesting to read Michael Caruana’s negative take on the huge achievements of English club sides in recent seasons in the UEFA Champions League (TMID, 13 May). ...