While half of the country is calling for the Attorney General’s head to roll, and the other half echoes the PM in saying that there is no basis for Peter Grech to step down, many are overlooking...

Malta truly is a surreal place.  Yesterday the final report of the PANA Committee – the European Parliament committee set up to look into issue of money laundering and the infamous Panama...

A number of ‘dissenting’ Nationalist MPs who have continued to defy their leader are becoming increasingly isolated as Delia strengthens his grip on the party. The same names are...

Many have been struck by what happened at last Friday’s funeral for murdered journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. As we all know, the journalist’s family pointedly asked President...

This newspaper today carries an opinion piece by the Dean of the University of Malta’s Faculty of Laws, Kevin Aquilina, and an interview with MEP and former PM Alfred Sant, both of whom make...

Three weeks on Monday the horrific murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was committed, a crime that has shocked much of the nation to the core. It has also left much of the country searching...

Daphne Caruana Galizia may have been laid to rest yesterday, the country may have had its national day of mourning, and well wishers may have paid their final respects.  But the fact of the...

The country today bids farewell to one of its best known and most daring journalists. Daphne’s body will finally be laid to rest but her indomitable spirit will live on in the thousands she...

There is anecdotal evidence to this but perhaps readers and maybe those who should officially care about these things: go to Gozo, said the source, and enter one of the many new restaurants run by...

The case of the missing woman who was held in a cave by her estranged husband was not only shocking because of the brutal method allegedly employed but also because it lay bare yet another ugly and...