In addition to the predictable and foretold collapse of the Azure Window, this week we have had the collapse of the hitherto cosy relationship between politics and business. Or at least between...

In 2007, Chukwudi Samuel Onyeabor visited Malta with his family but little did he know that his holiday would end in disaster. A Dutch citizen of Nigerian origin, he had lived...

To many, today, politics is just a game and matters little more than notching up your level against other players. To others it is of only passing interest, possibly when some scandal has caused...

Fi Brussell kien hemm l-inkwiet. Fotografi u ġurnalisti qed jiġru ġiri sfrenat gol-kuruturi. Min jiskejtzja qisu qiegħed jiżżeffen ġo l-arena...

According to the President of the police union, Inspector Sandro Camilleri, political influence within the police force “plays a very big role and it is very worrisome.”  Speaking on...

What is legal is not necessarily acceptable, Salvu Mallia says in his vlog today. The Nationalist Party candidate says that there are occasions when politicians have used the law to serve their...

Today our country is in mourning for a loss we all knew could happen but which we never really envisaged would happen in such a sudden and dramatic way. We have lost a natural gem, an icon we were all...

The rock arch at Dwejra collapsed yesterday – how could you not have heard? – and the government found it necessary to call a press conference. Yes, that’s right – the...

A friend told me: We might be getting it wrong when we talk about the Maltese economy as if it were just one entity. Actually it is not: there exists a range of systems which are independent from each...

There is a need for Woman’s Day, as in spite of the advances made in society over the past years, there are still many who believe that women are inferior to men, Labour MEP Miriam Dalli...