The Federation of Hunting and Trapping Conservationists yesterday lauded a taxidermy exhibition which was attended by Parliamentary Secretary Roderick Galdes. With the Government silently (and...

The prime minister’s fiery defence of his government’s record, which he keeps doing every Sunday without fail, may please the crowd he faces, made up of party members and the core going...

The stage-managed resignation of Michael Falzon, the lockdown, freezing of transactions and police swoop on the Lands Department, two court cases filed by the Prime Minister to reverse the Gaffarena...

The Muslim Community yesterday said Friday prayers at a new premises in Floriana, which was designated by the government following the closure of two unauthorised premises in St Paul’s Bay and...

The government may not be saying it officially or in quite so many words, possibly because it knows better, but it appears to be quite happy to give the impression that the resignation of Michael...

Speaking at a political activity last Sunday, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, under attack because of a poll that showed decreasing support, defended his administration's track record by emphasizing...

The reading of the National Audit Office report on the Michael Falzon – Gaffarena affair relating to the aptly named Old Mint Street house makes sorry reading. The summary impact of the...

The Maltese monti has been described by some as a tourist attraction and a valued added characteristic of the Capital City. Others have described it as an absolute eyesore. Whichever camp you belong...

Sometimes people who have the best of intentions defeat their own purposes because of the way they go about things. These past days we had two prime examples of this. On the one hand, we...

The Nationalist Party held a general convention on the environment this weekend, ending yesterday. It was held in a somewhat euphoric mood generated by the results of a MaltaToday survey which...