What a total mis-match took place last Sunday on Castille Place. On the stage, Dr Joseph Muscat, accompanied by his wife, faithfully ready to adorn her husband with the draping hug and smacker on...

He came, he saw, he apologized (kind of). Then Konrad Mizzi left the chamber. Only minutes before he stood up to address the grave situation he has placed the country in, Mizzi was openly goofing...

The Talking Point of the Times of Malta of Thursday 28 April was penned by Therese Comodini Cachia. The title was Same segregated schooling. In her piece, Comodini Cachia criticized the current...

With their vote last night in favour of Konrad Mizzi, all those Labour MPs, including his cabinet colleagues, who have been critical of his behaviour have now painted themselves into a tight corner...

Up to not so long ago, the custom was for celebrations of big political and national events to be organized around commemorative speeches. It is true that these were experienced as a...

These last weeks have been one of the most turbulent periods in our political history.  It is the second time in as many weeks that the President of Malta Marie Louise Coleiro Preca felt the need...

In my previous article last Tuesday, I had forecasted that the PM will not dismiss either Minister Konrad Mizzi or his chief of staff Keith Schembri, both seriously embroiled in the Panama Papers...

I have always been fascinated by the English language. The more I read, the more I understand how comprehensive it is, as the language is rich with words for each and every moment, feeling,...

During the Parliamentary debate on the motion against Government, the Prime Minister defended himself by referring to a phrase often used by Eddie Fenech Adami at the time he was Prime Minister; those...

There are few signs that in the past weeks, some significant improvement occurred in the Libyan crisis. The government that the UN and ”Western” powers would like to see established has...