During long past negotiations to remove European tariffs on products, farmers and industrial workers wanted to retain protection. They were accused of only trying to defend their...

This Latin proverb is extremely appropriate to define what is happening at the Department of Lands under this current administration. In English, this proverb can be translated as one hell summons...

The news that the government has guaranteed Electrogas Malta Ltd's loan from the Bank of Valletta to the tune of €88 million has not yet sunk in with the general public. Nor has the Nationalist...

I know. It isn't original but I can't remember where I saw it so I cannot attribute it. The past days have been a sobering moment for us all. The multiple revelations by the media are showing us...

Good governance is clearly going to the dogs. It is not just a case of matters that could have been handled better, as Prime Minister Joseph Muscat stated in the aftermath of the Café Premier...

While the government is busy making some people millionaires, others are facing dire straits.  Rather than ensuring there are policies in place to deal with this deprivation, the focus is on...

Another week, another record-breaking Labour low. According to this lot’s greatly watered down code of ministerial ethics, the Speaker’s office is supposed to be informed when a minister...

So now we have a fresh, piping-hot scandal on our hands (“another week, another skandlu”). Joseph’s Taghna Lkoll government has left us breathless, but not in the way that he...

The latest batch of published statistics about economic performance during the first quarter of the year again confirmed the optimism that has gained ground. The rates of growth in a number of sectors...

Who hasn’t heard of the celebrated band Winter Moods?  Who hasn’t hummed Marigold or Everlasting or maybe My Neverland at some point in their life?   Well a couple of weeks...