The election hype is mounting again, in similar fashion as it did towards the end of summer last year. That time, it was the Nationalist Party, which was pushing the idea of a November election,...

The examination period is very much upon our country’s younger generations at the moment, as children of most, if not all, ages across the country contend with their mid-yearly tests and...

The recent Public Accounts Committee meetings are quickly becoming a bit of a farce. The committee is looking into a report drawn up by the National Audit Office about the awarding of the tender...

A large number of organisations came together last Sunday to commemorate the 1,971 people who are known to have died at sea or gone missing while trying to cross the Mediterranean last year....

This is something that many drivers would relate with. A driver parks his car, not realising that he has left it in an area covered by the need to indicate the time on the windscreen clock. Upon...

Let’s draft a plan that seemingly panders to some developers, that would essentially give them exactly what they want, while riding roughshod over other people.  Check. Let’s try...

Malta’s newly proposed law recognising femicide was the talk of last week for mostly good reasons, but was also the talk of this newspaper’s front-page on Sunday after the fully published...

For months, there has been speculation that Joseph Muscat will make a return to politics.  To say that this would be problematic for incumbent Prime Minister and Labour leader Robert Abela would...

You know that a general election is around the corner when the government starts showering us with gifts.  On Thursday, a jubilant Prime Minister announced that all workers will be receiving a...

After so much pomp, the first edition of the Malta Film Awards has come and gone, and more than a renewed sense of appreciation for the local film industry, it has left a bitter taste in the mouths of...