A few days ago the Malta Tourism Authority announced that a ticketing system will be used for this year’s Isle of MTV concert that will be held at the Granaries in Floriana on 27 June. The...

Typical of his character, the Bishop of Gozo has come out strongly against the proliferating numbers of men who dress up as Roman soldiers during the Good Friday processions. He also criticized...

The statement issued by the Malta Financial Services Authority yesterday beggars belief.  The fact that MFSA felt duty bound to issue a statement on Easter Monday, a bank holiday, shows that the...

Journalism is not often a rewarding job. Investigating big stories is no easy task, especially in countries like this one, where questions are often met with stonewalling tactics and uncovering...

There is both good and bad in the Prime Minister’s surprise phone call to Friday’s special edition of Xarabank that raised funds for children’s cancer charity Puttinu cares, during...

It was an illustrative moment earlier this week when the Education Minister, launching the new National Homework Policy, asked primary children what they would do with their time if less of it was...

This week the Catholic Church is commemorating the Passion and Death of Jesus Christ, with Holy Week celebrations reaching their peak on Easter Sunday with the feast of the...

Resignations are just not part of our political culture.  In many other countries, the revelation that a minister and the Prime Minister’s chief of staff had opened secret offshore...

One of the most striking aspects of the past year and a half has been the amazing way the administration closes ranks when it is attacked. There have been instances in the past when there was...

Slowly, inexorably, the noose is getting tighter. This is not Malta as we know it. It is the world as we do not know it. Just as whoever planned Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder did not...