Forgive us for being once bitten, twice shy but there is something seriously amiss, judging by past experience, with the appointment of auditors Nexia BT to ‘advise’ on another major...

When he addressed the Sunday political meeting, the prime minister must have had the 8 March International Women’s Day celebrations in mind for he spoke mostly about the lack of gender parity...

This year’s spring hunting season will open in a few weeks’ time and, unfortunately we can expect that there will be many hunting illegalities. We say this in view of the fact that...

Minister-of-all-things-except-good-governance Konrad Mizzi may be able to run away from the libel cases that he himself instituted, once the ball starts bouncing the wrong way for him in court. But he...

It was a fanfare event at Dock 1 yesterday with all the stops having been pulled out for the grand prime ministerial inauguration of the American University of Malta.  The imagery was stunning,...

What, exactly, will it take for the government to finally do something about the harassment that the country’s media is being subjected to time and time again by well-funded business interests?...

Speaking at a press conference on Monday, Finance Minister Edward Scicluna claimed that the International Monetary Fund comments on Malta praise the country. The IMF's Assessment (see pg 4) says:...

So, it’s finally official that George Vella will be nominated as Malta’s next President, the 10th since Malta became a republic in 1974. He was the front-runner for the post, even...

A teachers’ union this week said teachers should be covered by insurance in view of the increasingly hostile environment that they work in.  The request comes as no surprise, especially in...

The ‘revelation’ by two papers on Sunday that Konrad Mizzi is considering making a bid for the leadership of the party, and presumably that of the premiership, when Joseph Muscat bids...