What the Labour government and the Nationalist Opposition did on Monday was despicable.  We are talking here about the way in which a Partit Demokratiku motion calling for hunting times to be...

Somebody must have pushed Minister Chris Fearne in front of that bus. Although things have been quite hushed down in a Malta alive with every sort of rumour, the interview with Tim Sebastian on...

A party financing law came into effect this year but the mentality of political parties, it seems, has yet to catch up.  Last week, as happens every December, both major political parties held...

When Pilatus Bank in mid-October threatened this publishing house with the prospect of multi-million euro lawsuits in the United States and the United Kingdom over its reportage, this media house was...

The much anticipated start to the compilation of evidence in the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia was stalled this week when a magistrate recused herself over what was termed as...

There was a time where people were eager to find out which kind hearted souls had been included in that year’s Republic Day honours list. That time is long gone. The once respectful...

The vote in the European Parliament yesterday on an amendment tabled by the European Socialist Group (PES) that would have, among other things, declared Malta to be a tax haven, was not passed by the...

The courts were at the receiving end of a barrage of criticism this week after reformed drug addict and trafficker William Agius was sentenced to three years behind bars. Most of that criticism...

Without prejudging whether those arrested and arraigned for Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder are guilty or not, it is incontrovertible that the technological advances in investigation which led...

In true Kafkaesque fashion, the government started celebrating today’s International Human Rights Day, as well as yesterday’s International Anti-Corruption Day, by attacking the bereaved...