There is a lot to be said of yesterday’s events that saw the arrest of Yorgen Fenech of 17 Black infamy, who was apparently on his way out of the country on a private yacht the morning after a...

The reporting by sections of the Maltese media yesterday of the actual name of the alleged middleman in the Daphne Caruana Galizia murder investigation was completely irresponsible, if all out not...

In spite of all the hits it’s taking because of Keith Schembri’s decision not to testify in a court case he himself had instituted and other issues such as having three ministers under...

The Environment and Resources Authority showed its teeth on Saturday when it ordered another state entity – Infrastructure Malta – to halt all works being carried out at Wied Qirda in...

At the time of writing, the sun had not yet set and the crowds, whatever they were to be, had still not begun gathering in Valletta to vent their frustration over the fact that the government is...

Animal rights activists have slammed a recently announced scheme that will give a €150 grant to anyone who adopts a pet from a rescue shelter and there is good reason for it.  When...

It’s one of those bad weeks for Joseph Muscat. And the bad news has come twice from the courts of law. Last week, Magistrate Doreen Clarke ruled that three ministers – Edward...

Just when you think things can’t get any more surreal, the government whips out a canvas and a paintbrush and challenges al of our preconceived notions. Just when one thinks that matters...

The Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff Keith Schembri must go. There is no longer any leeway to beat around the bush. He has been at the centre of scandal and under suspicion since the Panama...

Nationalist party MPs have begun resigning from boards on which they sit, and perhaps the time has come to ban MPs from sitting on boards altogether Marthese Portelli was the first, resigning...