We did not cry like Edward Zammit Lewis did when Joseph Muscat quit in shame from being the Labour Party’s leader and the country’s Prime Minister. Muscat’s belated resignation...

The Malta Employers’ Association aired concern this week about a practice that has long been happening. Come every election, the public sector tends to inflate, taking people from the...

European statistics have confirmed what we have known for many years – that it takes much longer for Maltese young people to leave their parents’ homes than their European...

There is no doubt that the government is taking certain decisions to help the environment.  The focus on recycling, planting more trees are always welcome, yet it is failing on a number of other...

Disgraced former Prime Minister Joseph Muscat finally broke his silence this week and gave an interview to Times of Malta – the first interview he has given to an independent media house in...

The Marsascala local council this week said in unequivocal terms that it is totally against the yacht marina being proposed by Transport Malta. But, judging by replies given to this newsroom by the...

Three days have now passed since Colin Galea died in hospital, some days after he attempted suicide while he was in prison. Three days where calls for the resignation of prison head Alexander...

The Malta FA recently this week approved the implementation of a protocol to be used when discriminatory behaviour is observed in local football matches. Among other things, match officials will...

The world watched in disbelief this week as the Taliban completed their take-over of Afghanistan. 20 years of war were undone in the space of a few weeks, as the Islamist group took swift advantage of...

Last week news broke that there was a high SEC failure rate in core subjects – Maths, English and Maltese. Figures show that this year, 17% of students who sat for Maltese, 18% who sat for...