The floodgates have well and truly been opened to a tide of Maltese nationals who had their fundamental human rights breached before the 2010 law that introduced suspects’ right to legal...

In her annual meeting with ambassadors, President Marie Louise Coleiro Preca spoke of the dangers of extremism and terror. It has become abundantly clear that the so called Islamic State has...

One of the government’s pledges in the run up to the 2013 election was to cut down excessive waiting times in court and to improve times for cases to be brought to a conclusion. While the...

Last Tuesday witnessed two absolutely vile attacks against two decent people - two attacks that were unconnected apart from the fact that both, in their own ways, have showed to what levels some...

Over the past couple of days, we have published stories about the generosity or kindness that Maltese people do, or do not display. An original study found that Maltese people are more likely to be...

When Germany issues an official thank you for your part in bringing down the Berlin Wall, you know you must have had some positive impact on people’s lives. We are, of course, talking about...

It really should not be said, but we were probably better off in terms of frequency when the old bus radial system in and out of Valletta was used. Let us be clear, this does not mean that the...

Good governance is the buzzword of the day and despite the fact that everyone appears to have jumped aboard the bandwagon, the country’s good governance, along with the public’s trust in...

Justice Minister Owen Bonnici yesterday paid a visit to the new Law Enforcement System Agency to mark its first 100 days of operation. What should have been a routine press conference turned into...

Figures issued by Eurostat yesterday showed that  the Eurozone is finally recovering and that the jobless rate is the lowest that it has been in the past four years. However, the overall...