Both contenders for the post of PL leader, and subsequently the winner becoming Prime Minister, have already shown significant deficiencies in their ability to solve the problems which the country...

The human mind has a strange way of coping with unusual situations. One of them is to try to bring out a smile from even the worst of events. Psychiatrists will tell you that this is a coping...

A small event can change the course of history, it is said. So imagine what a string of connected happenings taking place one after the other within a short space of time can do. Half a year ago,...

Maybe the first time he was carried away by the enthusiasm of the crowd. But when he repeated it, his message became intentional. Chris Fearne aspires to become Prime Minister. Before that, he...

Today marks the first day of a New Year, a day which many will consider to be a fresh start. New Year’s Day is a time when most of us decide to put the ills of the last 12-months behind them and...

This newsroom reported yesterday that the prices of natural gas have plummeted in Europe while Malta will keep paying higher prices (no) thanks to the controversial deal this government had signed...

2019 has been a turbulent year, with one major event after another. The year has seen internal dispute within the Nationalist Party which has now seemingly died down, a PN Leader who was unable...

A couple of weeks ago this newspaper carried a cartoon of Joseph Muscat playing the harp on a balcony while Valletta burned in the background. It was obviously an allegory to the story of Nero,...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s position has not been tenable for quite a while, but it has become more so given the recent revelations about the gifts he was given by Yorgen Fenech, a man...

Christmas has passed and the road to the New Year begins, but what exactly does Malta have to look forward to? Well, for one, the hope that the new Prime Minister, whoever he may be, will be able...