From Justyne Caruana, to Silvio Grixti, to Ian Castaldi Paris. Robert Abela and the Labour government are facing three different crises, all three treated differently, but with a common...

That staff from the Malta Tourism Authority offer ‘logistical support’ to foreign artists holding events in Malta is totally understandable.  The MTA must ensure that guests are well...

Many of us associate Christmas with cheer, family, friends. Others look at it as a time where many appointments have to be made to meet relatives who perhaps some don’t completely get along...

Questions as to whether or not to reform Malta’s electoral system have long been around, while reforms to Malta’s constitution have already started to be made. Over recent years,...

Education Minister Justyne Caruana must go; there are no two ways about it.  In the latest bombshell scandal, the minister has not only been found in breach of ethics by the Standards...

The report compiled by an inquiry that looked into the workings of the prison were published yesterday and the home minister acted as if the findings were some form of vindication.  But the most...

The National Audit Office on Tuesday added yet another chapter to the ongoing saga surrounding the government’s decision to sell three public hospitals to Vitals Global Healthcare. In what...

In the same days that the Maltese parliament was enacting a controversial law on the use of cannabis for recreational purposes, at the other end of the world New Zealand was laying down its long-term...

Maltese people who go abroad know what it means when they find it hard to communicate with foreigners who do not speak English. Some of us speak a third language such as Italian, French and German,...

Republic Day is the day most synonymous with the President, being the day when the office was established. Amongst the ceremonies and parades which we see on this national holiday, the President...