Yesterday will undoubtedly go down in history as one of the more bizarre days in Maltese electoral history. But before delving into the somewhat murky waters of the Prime Minister’s cloak...

No words, least of all ours, can be enough to fully describe our reactions to the Manchester Arena explosion which has killed, so far, 22 people, many of them children. They had gone to a concert...

Finally, he said it. After a year of bickering, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat buckled under the pressure of the electoral campaign he himself called for, and indirectly admitted that his Chief of Staff...

This is incredibly impossible to say but it is Gospel truth. The two political leaders, each speaking before a mammoth crowd in Mqabba and Zabbar respectively, without any pre-arranged...

For the first time in this otherwise divisive general election campaign, we saw some unity between the two main political parties yesterday. Both the Nationalist and Labour parties are in...

Opposition Leader Simon Busuttil was absolutely right in taking his evidence on alleged kickbacks by Brian Tonna to Keith Schembri and new evidence allegedly proving that Adrian Hillman paid more than...

Personalities from the LGBTIQ lobby have, rightly so, lauded Joseph Muscat for his overhaul of civil liberties in just four years. They sang the PM’s praises telling us how progressive the...

Calls for the Prime Minister’s resignation have come from far and wide practically since the outbreak of the multifaceted Panama Papers-Egrant scandal, which, at least on the surface, is...

The past weeks, even before the election was announced, notice was being had of the economic growth that Malta has been registering. The growth has been registered over many months and years and...

The penny now seems to have dropped.  The finance minister has been sent post-haste to Germany and will call the press to counteract stories that have portrayed Malta in a very bad...