Schoolchildren had a normal school day yesterday, so did the teachers and so did the parents (without all the hassle what to do with children without school). The MUT announced strike was off and...

As we near 16 October, our minds turn to the bomb which killed journalist and political blogger Daphne Caruana Galizia. But there is another anniversary, and that is now, not just 16 of...

With the coming into force of the Standards in Public Life Act at the  end of the month, the country will have reached a crucial juncture. The Act had been languishing somewhere on...

The government yesterday seized on the fact that it took a constitutional court to order a politically-connected deputy police commissioner to stand down from the murder investigation of Daphne...

The Speaker of the House of Representatives has once again stepped in to defend the government that appointed him, this time to again deny a Member of the Opposition benches the facility to ask a...

The fi­nance min­is­ter may com­plain about taxi driv­ers bad­mouthing Malta, the Prime Min­is­ter may say we are be­ing picked on be­cause we are small and...

Our country has fallen victim to what has become a usual EU frenzy on the eve of European Parliament elections: a full-blast anti-corruption drive. This does not regard our country alone: after...

German MEP Sven Giegold managed to achieve something that very few people can boast about. As a nation, the Maltese have little that unites them, be it politics, religious feasts or sport, but with...

The president of the Malta Developers Association, Sandro Chetcuti, famously said that the construction industry should make as much hay as possible while the sun is shining. He was mostly referring...

With the European Union having failed to muster its humanitarian mettle this summer, despite all the writing that was on the wall, to come up with a bloc-wide solution to migration phenomenon, this...