The clash of religions
Tuesday, 2 August 2016, 10:02
Last update: about 11 years ago
Nothing of what is happening in the big wide world has percolated here. Nothing new there. One would have expected the churches in Malta to react with all expressions of sorrow including the...
Battleground Birzebbuga as LNG tanker nears completion
Sunday, 31 July 2016, 10:00
Last update: about 11 years ago
There is a nagging suspicion that there is more to the whole Freeport expansion controversy than meets the eye. In fact, the Prime Minister’s recent insistence that the Freeport...
Tackling illegality
Friday, 29 July 2016, 09:01
Last update: about 11 years ago
Maybe it should not have happened like that but that is the way it happened and we must take it up from there. A few days ago, MP Claudette Buttigieg complained in Parliament about her fear that...
No news is bad news for Air Malta
Thursday, 28 July 2016, 08:43
Last update: about 11 years ago
As we report on the news pages, an informal meeting between Air Malta and the pilots' association yesterday did not lead to any new development in the industrial issue between them. The...
Terror: A notch higher in horror and extent
Wednesday, 27 July 2016, 10:06
Last update: about 11 years ago
Yesterday’s barbarous killing of an elderly priest who was celebrating Mass in a small town near Rouen in France marks a significant higher notch in the horror inflicted by Islamic terror in the...
After Munich: the need for proper police preparation
Monday, 25 July 2016, 07:57
Last update: about 11 years ago
All the world has now commented on the background of Friday’s massacre of innocents in Munich. And in today’s issue we give some details about the unfortunate young victims, victims of a...
Traffic fines review ordered not a day too soon
Sunday, 24 July 2016, 09:44
Last update: about 11 years ago
The Prime Minister’s announcement yesterday that he has ordered a review of the country’s traffic fines regime, particularly as regards drink driving, comes not a day too soon. In...
Migration: The invisible death toll continues to climb
Saturday, 23 July 2016, 09:36
Last update: about 11 years ago
The International Organisation for Migration yesterday said that the number of deaths at sea this year is soon to hit 3,000, making it the third straight year that a new record has been established...