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. ...

The Catholic Church is this week marking the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Our Lord Jesus Christ. ...

The results of the local council elections confirmed what has been known all along – that there is no way that they can be used to gauge the people’s overall judgment of a government....

The electorate are confused and disgusted. Our Prime Minister is a gentleman but he has been duped by his own people....

Never in the history of Xarabank, did I enjoy the discussion programme as much as I did last Friday. I had some friends over and we all decided to watch what promised to be a serious...

I would like to comment on what Daphne Caruana Galizia wrote (TMID, 14 March), mostly criticising Dr Alfred Sant. I use the word mostly because out of every four articles, ...

With the electoral campaign over and the verdict known to all, life returns to normality. Like Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi declared, “now it’s back to work”. ...

The Malta Labour Party has lost the general election for the third time in a row, and yet judging by the way it continues to behave, some have not yet learnt the lesson....

Suggesting that Karmenu Vella (MLP) could easily be the Tourism Minister and Carmelo Abela (MLP) could easily be the Education Minister in a government formed by the Nationalist Party ...

The results of the 2008 general election clearly confirm that, once again, the vote of the less intelligent – though manipulated – electorate has emerged victorious, though to a much lesser extent ...