The Mayor of San Lawrenz has first and foremost the subjects of his kingdom at heart – or so he wrote in recent letters. How nice....

Now that the election fever has abated, a young university student and first-time voter sits down to scribble his thoughts...

I’m not sure who decides the subsidies on certain airports to bring more business to Malta. One area that is really lacking is certain airports in Germany. ...

Malta’s reapplication for inclusion in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation’s Partnership for Peace initiative represents a rekindled opportunity for both the Maltese government and the Armed Forces of Malta. ...

The Prime Minister must from now on be careful where to show favour. Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando has obviously, in view of the Mepa auditor’s report into the Mistra application, ...

We are a ransomed country. This is not June 1971 when Malta had a one-seat majority, a real one-seat majority, not a legally-created one-seat majority as is the case with the...

Last week I spoke about being a gracious winner…but the other side of that coin is being a good loser. Jason Micallef, with his performance on Xarabank, did untold damage to an already battered Labour Party...

No frills, low-costIt’s after midnight and I’m exhausted. The quality of this article may be somewhat inferior to the usual fare to which the esteemed readers are accustomed but to be fair I am writing...

Dr Gonzi – you have a second chance don’t waste it Warmest belated congratulations to Dr Gonzi. As the election approached I thought that a “1992 John Major” ...

The Malta Labour Party’s biggest problem is that it has become the Hamlet on the Maltese political scenario. This is because its representatives remain anchored in the past. ...