The Planning Authority today faces a litmus test when its board convenes to decide on two development applications of the type that have very much gripped the national attention over recent months:...

We report in this issue an account of last week's Business Breakfast held at the Hilton and organized by this paper and the Ministry for Tourism. As was experienced by those present and as is...

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...

Last year, on 13 September, the Secretary General of the Nationalist Party, Rosetta Thake, gave an interview to this paper in which she announced that as a departure from past years, the PN’s...

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...

The Panama Scandal was one of the most disappointing events that happened in the last three years of his legislature, the prime minister said some days ago.  In an interview with Lovin...

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...

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...

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...

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...