Last week we summarized the year 2017 which, all in all was not a very pleasant one. The past twelve months saw the country’s economy grow but they were also tainted with scandal and blood....

After last night’s feasting, and the sleeping off of whatever we took, the cold clear light of the new day, the first light of the new year, (hopefully) clears away the cobwebs of the night and...

There are so many issues to potentially address in this final editorial of the year: the tragic loss of Daphne Caruana Galizia (which Noel Grima does in fine fashion in his opinion piece), the...

The saga surrounding the American University of Malta, which was controversially given title over a piece of pristine land in Marsascala's Zonqor area, took another twist this week, with a newspaper...

What with all the talk about the rule of law, or the lack thereof, in this country by the Opposition and its acolytes, one would have thought that this same Opposition would not leave a body like the...

It is that time of the year when we look back at the last 12 months, and boy oh boy was this a tough year! Over the past few years we have experienced an ever increasing workload. Journalists in...

Many Maltese yesterday took part in the annual l-Istrina fundraiser - the aptly called 'feast of generosity' which collects money for the Malta Community Chest Fund Foundation. Much of the money...

Every year on the Saturday before Christmas, the country’s four leaders – the President, the Prime Minister, the Opposition Leader and the Archbishop – gather in Valletta for their...

It was Tim Sebastian who put a name to it. In his now notorious interview with Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne, Mr Sebastian interjected asides to show what he had come to understand of the...

Common sense finally prevailed on Tuesday when the third magistrate appointed to preside over the compilation of evidence into the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia threw out a request, by the defence,...