The presentation last week by the Central Bank of Malta of its Annual Report was very poorly attended by the media and even poorer reported upon. This is what happens wherever anything...

There is clearly something wrong with the logical sequence being employed by the government and its functionaries when it comes to the fresh calls for the Panama papers twins to resign over a...

The Labour Party last Saturday launched its electoral slogan for the upcoming elections, Malta F’Qalbna (Malta in our hearts).  But what exactly does this mean? Surely, Labour intends it to...

The promotion of three judges and the appointment of three new magistrates, despite them all being capable and up to the job, indicates that the promised system change isn’t really one the...

The supposedly progressive Labour Party has this week resorted to a tactic that will likely lead to the political indoctrination of youths as young as 14, and who will likely end up being used as...

In one of the first statements he made since he was appointed President of the Republic, George Vella expressed his concern about the unfolding events in Libya. He said he was worried that the...

Wednesday evening’s quasi tragedy has once again raised the spectre of the massive lack of enforcement that there is with regard to construction sites in Malta.  Four families have ended up...

Over the past few weeks we noticed that the police media department, which is always so helpful when we require some assistance, stopped providing information on the gender of people involved in...

We’ve come to a situation when, while taking a stroll on the Sliema and St Julian’s promenade, one comes across more people speaking a foreign language than people speaking in Maltese. It...

The Maltese people have come a long way in terms of environmental awareness and waste separation over the past 10 years.  Just over 10 years ago, environmentalists were not considered to be among...