The European Union's banking watchdog has opened a "preliminary inquiry" into the supervision of Pilatus Bank, the Times of Malta reported last week. Ta' Xbiex-based bank has been at...

Everything has its positive side, even the Nadur Carnival ‘Mount Carmel’ van sketch.  The positive side to this otherwise insensitive ‘joke’ is that it finally got people...

The story The Malta Independent on Sunday carried of a young single mother fearing that she might be pushed out of her home along with her young boy if her rent is increased, had an enormous impact...

The bad storm of last week was yesterday forgotten as Malta celebrated Carnival with all the enthusiasm this celebration annually musters. There was a time when the repeated February storms...

Joseph Muscat confirmed yesterday that he will not be seeking a second term as Prime Minister, telling a radio show host that “no circumstances” will change his mind on the matter....

In its electoral programme for 2017, the Labour Party pledged to give extra vacation leave for national and public holidays falling on a weekend, such as today, the feast of St Paul’s...

It is truly a sad day when people in the media work against the interest of journalists.  We purposely make a distinction between journalists and people in the media because party propagandists...

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...