Following fresh allegations by Daphne Caruana Galizia, who is an independent blogger besides being one of our columnists, that she has more than an inkling on who is the ultimate beneficiary of the...

Last week we reported that the hallowed Macina building in Senglea is being restored and renovated to become an exclusive Cugo Gran Hotel. Although noteworthy, this is not the only development...

The Nationalist Party has been reported as planning to announce a €2.3 billion programme that will run over four legislatures to create a metro system for Malta. It is good that a political...

All hell broke loose last week after the news came out that one of Malta’s many speed cameras, the one in Siggiewi, to be precise, had had its tolerance limit removed. The first thought...

By late evening on Sunday we will know the results of the first round of the French presidential election. The two candidates who get the most support will then pass on to the second round which takes...

The question everyone has been asking publically, behind closed doors or to themselves is when, exactly, the next general election will be held.   And truth be told, the answer is not an...

Simon Busuttil’s refusal to comment on reports that he asked MDA chief Sandro Chetcuti to contest the general election on the PN ticket makes one wonder if the claims are true.  The mere...

EU leaders who convened in Malta last February to address the problem of flow of migrants across the central Mediterranean into Europe were, by and large, seen to have paid only mere lip service to...

Many times we Maltese feel blighted because of the smallness of our country and the fact we are surrounded by the sea, the smallness of our population etc. Today, the developments in technology...

It is rather unfortunate that when ministers or government officials report on reports by international organisations, such as the EU, they tend to give their take on the report in question but they...