Maybe only a few have joined the dots. The new Air Malta board of directors brings back components from Air Malta’s historical DNA. Minister Konrad Mizzi is the son of a former high...

Not many may have noticed as yet, but the first signals of frustration have emerged amongst delegates in the Labour camp just over a month from the historic landslide victory of June 3rd. The...

Barbaric. Anarchy. Concrete jungle. These are a few of the adjectives used by our readers in reaction to a story we ran on Saturday, on the destruction of Holm Oak trees (tal-Ballut) in Lija. The...

The summer silly season is usually a time for politicians to unwind, take a vacation, collect themselves for the coming autumn and to basically give themselves and the populace a break from it all. It...

The 10-year plan announced by the Labour Party to increase the number of women election candidates, and hopefully the number of women MPs, is commendable but the ambitious plan needs to be...

The gay community in Malta will be forever grateful to Joseph Muscat for first introducing civil unions and now gay marriage. On the civil liberties front, his Labour movement cannot but be lauded; it...

The concerning fact that half the staff at the Financial Intelligence Analysis Unit had tendered their resignation over the course of the last legislature, between 10 March 2013 and 2 June 2017, came...

It has already been published in the latest edition of the Government Gazette but since very few people read it and its small print and even fewer delve into it, the first inkling they will have...

Not one single word has been uttered by the gay community in defence of outgoing PN leader Simon Busuttil who, notwithstanding his departure from the leadership of his party, is taking the flak,...

We used to have one big trade fair, held at Naxxar. Now we are having two.  People defy the searing heat and flock to see and gawp and to buy. In the case of the Ta’ Qali one, one is...