Labour has now replied with a massive crowd to the two PN protests held over the past weeks. Each soundbite by one side is being replied with a soundbite on the other. Each allegation by one...

Whatever gloss or spin the government may attempt to apply to this week’s so-called Cabinet reshuffle, it was anything but a reshuffle as far as what was very clearly required of the Prime...

The airline industry around the world is changing and changing fast. Carriers are banding together to pool resources as well as take of and landing slots in a bid to alleviate the burden of costs and...

The Prime Minister yesterday announced what can only be termed as a very cosmetic cabinet reshuffle which has allowed him to continue to work in cahoots with Konrad Mizzi and his Chief of Staff Keith...

With the departure of Police Commissioner Michael Cassar and with the appointment of his successor, the Police Force will have seen a total of no less than five commissioners in just over three...

The expression used to be "airing one's dirty laundry in public". Yet times have changed and technology has morphed the world as we know it, and the old adage has given rise to the term "airing one's...

The general public may well think that the Panama Papers issue is well-night driven into the ground and dead, and that the situation in the country has rather calmed down. But wonders never...

As political rhetoric reached ever higher crescendos yesterday, Valletta was treated to a little bit of comic relief from Zaren Bonnici, known as Zaren tal-Ajkla. Zaren took to his cherry picker...

With our single transferrable voting system, we are unique in Malta in that we have one of the most complicated vote counting processes on the face of the Earth. That process takes days on end and, at...

The United Nations yesterday convened for a session where up to 170 countries were expected to sign the Paris Agreement on Climate. It is also quite apt that the event took place on Earth...