There is no known calculation how much money was lost yesterday with the double power cut Malta has suffered. But it must have been huge. With our known patience and infinite resourcefulness,...

Now that the Malta Summit is over, it is only right that the immense work undertaken at all levels which led to the success of the Summit be acknowledged. From the officers at Air Traffic Control...

The fact that the government has remained practically silent on the allegations that one of its ministers visited what is effectively a brothel, and that he engaged the services of a prostitute, while...

EU leaders who convened in Malta on Friday to address the flow of migrants across the central Mediterranean, by and large, paid mere lip service to the awful plight of African migrants trapped in...

Let’s see how we go about this. Maybe it is a reflection of changed times that the most popular programme on our TV, Xarabank, decided to spend a day with a prostitute in yesterday’s...

At the last European Council, the first one she attended, UK Prime Minister Theresa May was left, according to Adam Boulton, all alone and she spent her time playing with her cuffs. Will she do...

The recent liberalization of shopping days to include the option of opening up on Sundays is very welcome. The rule banning the opening of outlets on Sunday had become rather threadbare in recent...

Malta currently has several migration-related issues on its plate.  These include the call it is facing from a united independent media to refrain from deporting holders of temporary humanitarian...

Times of Malta, The Malta Independent and MaltaToday have joined forces to call on the Maltese government to review Malta’s arbitrary system of ‘temporary humanitarian protection’...

It maybe stems from the campaign which led to Malta’s accession into the EU – that joining the EU would protect us from the excesses in our midst. One must remember that the PN came...