A series of Parliamentary Questions over the past few weeks have revealed how most government ministries have dished out contracts worth tens and hundreds of thousands of euro – in some cases...

The fact that the government is employing hundreds of people in positions of trust and as persons of trust, as highlighted in today’s issue, is absolutely nothing new.   But the fact...

The country breathed a sigh of relief on Thursday when the Environmental and Planning Review Tribunal shot down an appeal on a proposed retirement home deep inside the picturesque Wied Ghomor...

Harrowing details of the brutal assault suffered by a primary school headmistress were released yesterday by the Malta Union of Teachers (MUT). The case, which took place at the Vittoriosa...

Right from the outset we have to make it crystal clear that favouritism and cronyism is just not on in any way, shape or form from any government whatever its political stripe.   But as...

The international media gave extensive coverage to Archbishop Charles Scicluna’s visit to New York City and Chile where, as an investigator appointed by Pope Francis, he looked into serious...

Some time ago, a German television station ran a programme on Gozo with two opera houses just hundreds of metres away from each other, each putting up a complete opera on two nights each...

Malta is losing around 100 old buildings every year, Din l-Art Helwa President Maria Grazia Cassar warns in an interview published in today's edition. These buildings are part of the country's...

Our sister daily edition recently carried an editorial asking the very pertinent question: ‘Where is the Opposition?’ And yesterday we got the answer after the Opposition leader took us to...

Sunday’s tragic accident, which claimed the life of 35-year-old Gordon Spiteri, has launched a much needed debate on the lack of fire safety regulations and measures in this country.  The...