Any hopes for a quiet morning were dashed yesterday with an announcement that the Nationalist Party was going to hastily organise  a press conference before the Freedom Day activities. Simon...

The government's blanket silence on the performance, or lack thereof, of its woman in Asia Sai Mizzi Liang is simultaneously unacceptable and symptomatic of its modus operandi of attempting to ignore...

The recent terror attacks in Paris and Brussels might not have broken the spirit of the European people, but it is becoming abundantly clear that things have changed and have changed for...

President Marie Louise Coleiro Preca and her Kosovar counterpart Atifete Jahjaga yesterday took part in a very interesting seminar highlighting the plight f women who suffer sexual violence as a...

As reported by this newspaper last week, EU leaders are set to meet up and discuss the critical situation and the huge human tide which is desperately trying to get through to Europe. While the...

The Prime Minister is reportedly vacationing in Dubai, very fitting considering there are few better places where to bury one’s head in the sand. But whether he is in Dubai or not is quite...

At Msida, in the same open area in front of the church where a few weeks ago the Muslims used to gather and pray on a Friday, the parish has erected a huge cross which is well lit at night. The...

Former Ombudsman Joseph Said Pullicino and the President of the Republic have over the past few days both taken swipes at the executive arm of the government for having failed to take any action...

The terror attacks in Brussels which claimed the lives over 30 people (and counting) and left 200 injured are yet another savage reminder of the threat posed to Europe by Islamic State and other...

Archbishop Emeritus Joseph Mercieca passed away yesterday morning, aged 87. Mgr Mercieca had big boots to fill after he was appointed Archbishop of Malta in 1976, to succeed the fiery and equally...