Just over a year ago, this newspaper broke the news that two former Nationalist Party Ministers, Michael Falzon and Ninu Zammit, were named in the Swiss Leaks documents, showing that they...

Yesterday was a field day for observers of a country in a surreal mode. We say this so as not to say a schizophrenic country. At 8pm on Sunday, the Panama Papers were unleashed on the entire...

The nation is once again focused on the Law Courts. It has been some time since the Law Courts last occupied the centre of national attention. Over the years, the Courts have seen thousands of cases...

However much anyone may be hoping that the Panamagate scandal, which saw one of the country’s top ministers opening up a company in the top secret tax haven of Panama while serving as a...

The exploding online world has done wonders for Malta’s tourism industry. In the 1960’s the first ‘proper’ hotel was built in Malta and is still operating today, the Corinthia...

Any hopes for a quiet morning were dashed yesterday with an announcement that the Nationalist Party was going to hastily organise  a press conference before the Freedom Day activities. Simon...

The government's blanket silence on the performance, or lack thereof, of its woman in Asia Sai Mizzi Liang is simultaneously unacceptable and symptomatic of its modus operandi of attempting to ignore...

The recent terror attacks in Paris and Brussels might not have broken the spirit of the European people, but it is becoming abundantly clear that things have changed and have changed for...

President Marie Louise Coleiro Preca and her Kosovar counterpart Atifete Jahjaga yesterday took part in a very interesting seminar highlighting the plight f women who suffer sexual violence as a...

As reported by this newspaper last week, EU leaders are set to meet up and discuss the critical situation and the huge human tide which is desperately trying to get through to Europe. While the...