Last week, the Malta Employers Association published the results of a survey on wage inflation and its consequences. The results call for some considerations. We reported the results extensively...

Two sets of related and concerning sets of figures released this week have shown the concerning effects that today’s hi-tech world may be having on our children. The first is the chilling...

Cinema and music offer many examples of situations when things could have worked differently if a decision or action taken at a given time comes back to haunt the person involved. The film...

Last Sunday, a large protest took place between Attard and Rabat aimed at trying to save over 500 trees that will face the chop as a result of the Central Link project. This protest was organised...

Last week we wrote how, on the same day that Parliament approved harsher penalties for people convicted of animal cruelty, two kittens were chopped up and dumped on a street in Paola.  We...

Today is the Nationalist Party’s day of reckoning.  Last night, well after this particular page of newsprint’s bedtime, the party’s general council will have either backed its...

The country is at war.  Only this time we are not fighting the Germans, the French or the Turks. This time, the enemies are our few precious trees.  Everywhere you look, trees are getting...

The tourism industry has been booming for quite a while. The number of tourists visiting Malta has now surpassed two million per year, roughly 25 years after the one million target was reached...

The time has come for the Nationalist Party to make a decision and move forward. An extraordinary general council has been convened for Saturday to discuss and decide on the future of party...

There is something wholly incongruous with Prime Minister Joseph Muscat taking to the airwaves for two consecutive Sundays to boast about how great international credit rating agencies believe the...