The educated sector of the island is truly amazed at the constant display of bad manners shown in the programme....

Let me first admit that I got it wrong, but very marginally so. In my last contribution to this column I had opined, “My best judgement is that the balance remains inclined towards voting out the PN, ...

MIA’s cargo and mail volume increase of 25 per cent in February over that of last year (TMID, 5 March) is an impressive figure but somehow was passed over in the general media, as focus seems entirely on incoming and outgoing tourism. ...

There are various ways in which election results could be interpreted, and one of them is the people’s decision whom to elect and whom to leave at home....

The new minister for Education is a teacher by profession. The new minister for Social Policy is an accountant...

Emmy Bezzina (TMID, 18 March) called me an ignorant, tribal voter for having cast my preference to one of the big parties in the 2008 general election. ...

Without entering into the discussion per se regarding MPs and their constituencies (TMID, 20 March), since when has Daphne Caruana Galizia become a constitutional expert? ...

On Maundy Thursday the Universal Church commemorates the institution of two great sacraments which the Lord gave to his Church in order to show us how much ...

Without going into the merits of Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando’s case, I believe that those who are calling for his resignation do not fully understand what they are doing, and that resignation ...

Alleluia! The campaign is over, peace reigns and the government is getting back on track. Some old experienced accomplished ministers and some new fresh capable hands all eager to give their all to the benefit of the country. ...