Visitors to Malta and those who live abroad and follow what happens here never fail to be impressed by a quality that is to be found in abundance among the Maltese – the way they adapt to...

Of all the components that comprise the good administration of the country, it is the police force that needs to engender the highest trust among the population.  When there is no one else to...

Parliamentary Secretary Michael Falzon is under the national spotlight right now. Speaking in Parliament on Monday and on TimesTalk on TV he has mounted what may be, to him, his defence.  On...

It was reported that as many as one million people took part in a demonstration in Rome last weekend for the so-called “Family Day”. The purpose of this event was for people to gather in...

Many many years ago this paper had given coverage to concerns, expressed mainly by one person regarding the stability or otherwise of Binja Buqana in Mtarfa. In those days, this man was...

For far too long, successive governments have treated this country’s few remaining natural areas as electoral spoils. Those spoils have been distributed during each administration’s...

In a blunt and straight to the point document, Pope Francis yesterday called on the world to safeguard the environment and to put right the “structurally perverse” economic...

Judging from the way the authorities handled the chemical spill in Birzebbuga last weekend, it is a good thing indeed that Malta has so far been relatively immune to natural and industrial...

The government yesterday said that it would be looking into finding a new style of management for road maintenance, construction, resurfacing and the ever present issues of lack of parking spaces and...

In the year 2015, the Electoral Commission has commissioned a study on an electronic vote counting solution. Most countries have had systems such as this, including exit polls, for the last 15-20...