We Maltese love celebrating. When our political party holds a mass meeting or wins some form of election, when it is our village feast and, of course, when our football team wins. Most people...

The keeping of exotic animals as pets is one that brings about strong feelings from both sides of the argument. Recently, the authorities found two foxes, dead, in the streets of Zebbug. These...

The government has issued a public call for the appointment of four new judges and will shortly be issuing a similar call for the appointment of new magistrates.  This is a very welcome...

One of the major stories in the news this past week was the appointment of a 19-year-old local councillor who represents the Labour Party to the Board of Governors on FinanceMalta. Carlos Zarb is...

The government is always at the ready when some international agency has something positive to say about its work. We have seen it time and again when rating agencies speak highly about the...

The number of vehicles on Maltese roads shot up to above 400,000 for the first time in history, according to statistics released by the National Statistics Office. A number of things will pass...

The Adrian Delia-Dar tal-Providenza incident brought to the fore, once again, the division that exists in the Nationalist Party. Those who thought or were led to believe that his ousting in favour of...

It is common in contracts to include clauses which would safeguard both parties from the other failing to uphold its end of the bargain.  Two particular agreements in Malta are currently the...

Recently, calls have re-emerged for the restoration of one of Malta's abandoned landmarks, Selmun Palace. Over 5,700 people have signed a petition calling on the government to take action and...

Malta has once again been shaken to the core by allegations of sexual abuse carried out by clergymen, and a feeling of great anger has swept over our society.  But will the rage we are...