Some opinion leaders in our society many times get bitten by the popularity bug and consequently let rip in anti-capitalist (or anti-rich) rhetoric. This is happening notably in the debate (if...

The impression this country gets is that there is an inner group around the prime minister which can do no wrong. The impression this country gets is that there is a small group around the prime...

Here we go again. It’s politics back with a bang. And Parliament will only meet today week. With a year and a half to go before the next election, and with the two main parties once again...

It’s October, which means people and places everywhere are ‘going pink’ for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is also time for one of this newspaper’s two annual calls for...

At the end of this first week of school (even though university and MCAST have not yet begun) one may draw the first tentative conclusions about the road situation under normal, everyday...

Bells rang, government statements swamped the airwaves and there was general rejoicing that the EU Council of Ministers had gone against the European Parliament vote and approved Leo Brincat as a...

Watching last Monday’s US Presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, Maltese viewers could be easily forgiven for having been reminded of our very own Minister Konrad...

It is perhaps a sign of the times. The largest Cabinet in Maltese history has so many members that on a normal day they hardly find anything to do. So once they heard that a Court of Appeal was...

Imagine a forest of glassy high-rise towers sprouting out of designer pedestrian plazas and sprawling seaside promenades, and beneath it all, a state of the art transport network. That could be...

Our summer, now thankfully over, is a long summer, and our parliamentary summer is even longer. Parliament is due to resume after the Summer Recess today fortnight. It will maybe be at that time...