Right from the start of the Brexit process, the most difficult problem appeared to be that of Northern Ireland. While remaining within the UK, Northern Ireland needed to stay in a free trade and free...

There is no doubt a mixture of generations is required for our House of Representatives to epitomise not only the different generations of voters, but also to healthily combine experience, history and...

“The Minister made the decision to quit, himself” the Prime minister announced. So why did he resign?  He had broken no law.  He wasn’t found guilty of any...

Government’s decision to select a site for a car-racing track at Ħal Far, on the outskirts of Birżebbuġa, betrays a gross lack of sensitivity towards the welfare of the...

The minister for finance has been reported as having mused that the Maltese economy could do with a less preponderance of construction. He got his knuckles rapped by his own boss, the prime...

This is not an allegation.  I have no facts to bear it out.  I just have common sense.  Something unreasonable and difficult to explain, makes you query all possibilities to find a...

Until last Tuesday, “Jaiteh Lamin” was simply a pair of words put one near each other, completely anonymous.  Completely quiet, completely faceless.  After last Tuesday,...

Within Malta’s social media bubbles, some news often follow a pattern of spin, replication and propagation. This begins when a social media influencer, whether in organizational or individual...

The SPD’s victory, by a whisker, in the Bundestag elections once again placed the socialists in a pivotal position in Germman politics. They have not been in that role since the end of Gerhard...

It is probably ‘the dream’ of every Opposition to have such fodder at your beck and call to criticize and use as ammo ‘against’ the Government With all the looming court...