What has been described as a mess, a national mess, has remained unsolved and is festering. A strike by doctors did not solve it. Stewards Healthcare, the American group which is said will be taking...

A minister’s reply to a Parliamentary Question on tall buildings was enough to give an environmentalist a heart attack. Ian Borg told Parliament that there are no less than 22 pending...

The annual Eurovision contest is a fixed appointment for many Maltese, the Maltese selection which we had last Saturday and the continental Eurovision contest which is held in...

While the government recently made it clear that it has no mandate to start a debate on abortion, with the Prime Minister also telling the Council of Europe that there was no public support on the...

While it is blatantly obvious that the government is seeking to extend the Individual Investor Programme for another round of international humiliation to maintain its bragging rights over budgetary...

The government appears to have got itself into something of a twist in its replies to that damning rule of law report drawn up by the European Parliament. The government, in its lengthy replies...

This editorial is a direct sequel to another editorial published last November. In that editorial we had criticized the Office of the Prime Minister and the leadership of the Malta Philharmonic...

In another twist from cuckoo land, a place where having the national orchestra playing the Supreme Leader’s favourite songs is considered as normal behavior by many, a member of cabinet...

Someone should get down and count the number of new residences that will be created when all the new tall towers are built and completed. Even now, one finds it difficult to count the number of tall...

The government was ecstatic when the latest IMF country report on Malta was published earlier this week, and there was good reason to celebrate.  In short, the report said Malta’s economic...