There was a time, a long time ago, when governments were held accountable and responsible for internal and external security only. Not any more. Today, governments interact with the private...

Electrogas on Monday sought  to reassure the public by issuing  a statement saying that the storm that hit the Maltese islands over the weekend – strong winds and rough seas –...

As the government pulls out all stops to proclaim how good the economy is, and this is then fortified by credit rating agencies and the European Commission, it would be profitable to stop and reflect...

So many things happened yesterday – Italy’s terrible earthquake, a quake near Malta and then an explosion in a Gudja field that echoed the explosion today week when the small plane crashed...

Malta’s constitutional neutrality is being increasingly called into question these days – from the country’s arguably correct stance during the Libyan revolution to the surveillance...

A full, three-hour long debate in the House on Thursday about the Budget vote for the Foreign Ministry did not tackle, except fleetingly, the elephant in the Chamber: Malta is the only EU country not...

Practically, all comments regarding last Monday’s unfortunate air crash at the airport regarded the issue how it happened, how it could have been worse for people who happened to pass from there...

Today’s front page story which reports that Malta is the most difficult country in the whole of the European Union in which to do business does not make for pretty reading, coming as it has as...

Now that both the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition have laid bare their arguments on Malta’s economic performance during their budget replies, it is time to ask: what of the...

Last Saturday was International Stammering Awareness Day. A day when stammering associations, individuals and groups around the world organise events to mark the day and to raise awareness of...