We are now near the half-way mark of the Maltese Presidency of the EU Council, the first time ever that Malta held this post. So far, it would seem that Malta has done well. There have not been,...

Minister Konrad Mizzi this week lashed out at this newspaper and accused it of having lied in his regard when we published an article in his respect last summer, an article that had asked valid...

It should be just a year away now, and in politics if a week is a long time, as Harold Wilson used to say, a year can be a dreadfully short time. In no time at all, we will find ourselves on the...

Unfortunately, the direct screening of Parliament seems to be reducing the amount of parliamentary coverage from the pages of the papers. Hence, while those who can follow the sittings on...

As the UK and the EU laboriously move towards the triggering of Brexit which should happen sometime this month, the financial services in the City are preparing their post-Brexit strategies. Some...

While Opposition Leader Simon Busuttil is basking in the glow of Joseph Muscat’s scandals, lack of transparency and inaction over his close associates, No-Portfolio Minister Konrad Mizzi and...

It seems to be Labour’s fate: doomed to repeat its mistakes over and over again. In times of stress, it chooses the way of confrontation, thereby opening the way for an equal confrontation...

Politics is a means to serve people and politicians should enter politics only with one aim in mind - to serve the nation and represent the electorate in the best honourable...

Carnival started early this year, on Monday, and it was replete with masks, pantomimes, outlandish performances, street theatre, satire and even foreign guests from across the European Union. And...

The three new schools that the government committed itself to building every year are nowhere near ready. At St Paul's Bay where a new school is really needed, only the excavation of a large...