It is usually inadvisable for someone involved in the commissioning of a crime to return to its scene unless, of course, that crime was committed in broad daylight with the full consent of the powers...

An interview given by the director of the Civil Protection Department to The Malta Independent on Sunday has opened up issues that need to be addressed. Emanuel Psaila says he is not worried...

European parliamentarians can be a fastidious, tenacious bunch and that, many times, is an excellent thing.  One such example is how they will not let go of the unholy relationship between...

The issue of tables and chairs on pavements needs to be tackled quickly. Pavements are there, mainly, to safeguard the safety of citizens walking alongside the road. If they are blocked off, as...

And so the new school year begins in earnest today, with the whole of the country’s children now heading into the hallowed halls of knowledge for another year of education, some with a degree of...

The Independence Day celebrations coincided with the first anniversary of Adrian Delia’s leadership of the Nationalist Party. It has been a difficult year for the Opposition...

Many church and private schools open their doors today – the government schools start on Wednesday – and one waits with some concern to see the effects of the government’s change in...

Opposition Leader Adrian Delia was very much in the news this week, having spoken on a daily basis at the Nationalist Party’s Independence activities on the Granaries.  Over the week, Delia...

The Planning Authority board’s approval of the db project in Pembroke came as no real surprise. Surely, not many actually believed that the PA would turn down the application, despite the...

Malta today celebrates the 54th anniversary of Independence. The 21st of September 1964 will remain etched in our history books as the start of Malta’s road towards becoming the modern...