The versions, as reported in yesterday’s papers, vary but there is an ambiguity that must be laid bare. When he was speaking in Birkirkara on Sunday, Prime Minister Muscat spoke about...

One can just look at the news – Barclays Bank relocates to Ireland, Nissan decides to build its new car outside of the UK, there are plans to airlift the Queen to safety if the no deal Brexit...

As Parliament's National Audit Office Accounts Committee resumes tomorrow, it must not be subjected to another attempt at steamrolling the debate that needs to be had about the murky and contentious...

One should consider it a major cause for concern when three out every four Algerians receiving Schengen visas issued by Malta, ostensibly for study purposes, end up not returning home. It is also...

Simon Busuttil does not want to give up his fight. The Nationalist MP says he is considering taking his battle to Europe after the Maltese courts - not once, not twice, but three times - turned...

We have taken some great strides of late when it comes to reforming the electoral system such as introduction of Vote 16, the rolling electoral register and the advent of electronic vote counting come...

Some governments have had the foresight to have taken the bull by the horns and protect its citizens from what it sees as possible security threats.  But in Malta we prefer to wait around until...

The obliteration of this country continued last Thursday during the latest meeting of the Planning Authority Board, which approved yet another two mega development projects that will change the face...

The two rather large development permit applications that got the Planning Authority’s seal of approval earlier this week are not, in themselves, as large as the problem as that which they...

The separation of powers is one of if not the most crucial underpinnings of any democratic system. But that separation, when it comes to the executive branch of government and the judiciary in...