The government has been boasting about the country’s financial surplus for the past months, but it seems that there is not enough money to pay overtime to staff employed by the Building...

A few days ago, Eurostat came out with a set of figures which did not cause any waves here in Malta perhaps understandingly because the focus was on the situation of migrants both in Malta and...

This week’s cyber attack on blogger Manuel Delia’s blog was not an isolated incident but rather the latest link in a long chain of events.  The malicious DDoS attack, intended to...

We, or at any rate, most of us, follow Italian television, support Italian teams, watch Italian variety shows such as Amici – but have absolutely no idea of the implications of the new Italian...

The report of the ad hoc delegation of the Committee of Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs of the European Parliament states, inter alia, “Persons perceived to be implicated in serious...

The Environment and Resources Authority has very kindly replied to this newspaper’s editorial last week, which questioned exactly how Malta could have seen the European Union’s highest...

Not even a serious incident such as the one that took place in Luqa on Tuesday brought the country together. Traffic policeman Simon Schembri was hit by a Mercedes driven by a 17-year-old when he...

The Health Department yesterday released the shocking statistic that no less than 40 per cent of Maltese school-aged children are suffering from the plague of childhood obesity, according to a study...

Demonstrators gathered in Pembroke yesterday evening to demand that they are not buried alive by a behemoth project being proposed in right in their backyards.   But, in reality, the...

Parliamentary Secretary Silvio Schembri has added his name to the list of Labour politicians who offended others with their words and got away with it. It is that kind of arrogance that has...