Prime Minister Joseph Muscat yesterday had many fine and laudable words about increasing enforcement across the land.  He mentioned driving, public order, encroachments by restaurants, driving...

The Nationalist Party is at a crossroads and its members are being asked to choose which way to turn to see them through what are arguably the party’s darkest days since the 1980s. Both...

Some days ago, the mayor of Hamrun posted an outburst on Facebook about what the immigrants are doing to the Hamrun community. Unfortunately, he chose as his starting point the picture of the...

It has been nearly 100 days since the Labour Party handsomely defeated the Nationalist Party-Partit Demokratiku coalition in the general election with a staggering 35,000 votes, a slightly bigger...

The revelations that Italian mafia clans had set up an extensive money laundering ring in Malta are not new nor but the shock and concern over the state of affairs never abates.  The latest...

We may go through months or even years when nothing happens. Then, all of a sudden, everything starts happening at the same time. These are the gear-changes of life. And of politics. Issues that...

At this juncture in the Nationalist Party’s history, it would be wise for the entire party if it were to refresh in its mind what does it stand for, what it has stood for in Malta’s...

The day after the result of the first round of the PN leadership campaign, which has attracted all attention during this long, hot, summer, the comments are naturally varied. Many have seen the...

In the wake of the hustle and bustle and trials and tribulations that the 3 June general election brought about, the leaders of Malta’s two main political parties have been practically absent...

Tonight the curtains close on Act I of the drama being played out on the national stage, a Maltese political tragicomedy being staged in two acts, after which the curtains will be raised on Act...