According to the met experts, Malta is heading into yet another heatwave this week – the third one this summer. Given how things have been going at Enemalta, it is reasonable to assume that...

It’s pretty clear by now that Edward Zammit Lewis is – with apologies to Margaret Thatcher – not for turning. He remains committed to holding on to not just his green seat...

Aren’t we a lucky country. In its century of representative government and democratically-elected parliaments, Malta has never had a Member of Parliament, still less a Cabinet Minister, who...

The issue of illegally placed caravans has again come up in the news this summer. After Infrastructure Malta finally took action against the caravans which have long blighted the shoreline at...

The Speaker of the House of Representatives has chosen to turn down a request from the Opposition to hold an urgent debate on a motion of no confidence in the Justice Minister, Edward Zammit Lewis,...

We have known it for quite a while that most politicians think of the rest of the population as being in their grasp and can be easily manipulated. They smile, pose, shake hands and mingle with...

One of our duties as journalists is to inform the public about various issues. Here is a lesson for some people out there, particularly those who comment beneath our stories on Facebook: hate...

News reports last week revealed the kind of communication between Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis and Yorgen Fenech, the man who stands accused in the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana...

The appointment of architect David Xuereb as the head of the Occupational Health and Safety Authority hopefully bodes for a better-regulated and ultimately safer construction industry. There have...

Up until a few years ago many people would say that, while it was true that the Labour administration made many mistakes and allowed corruption to permeate into the top levels of government, Muscat...