It was yesterday reported that Greece had made some progress with its creditors as the deadline for its loan repayment to the IMF looms darkly on the horizon. But has progress really been made?...

Parliament will be officially moving to its new home this evening. After months of controversy and delays, the new Parliament building at the entrance of Malta’s capital city will be opened...

It is truly a sad state of affairs when private individuals are compelled to step in and inject a small fortune accumulated from hard work to save human lives, when a bloc of countries with the clout...

Exactly one hundred years ago, the world was plunged into what we now call World War I by accident. No one wanted the war, no one foresaw it happening, but it did and even today the world weeps for...

Driving in Malta during the day has become an absolute nightmare. Unless the schools are off for holidays, you can expect to sit fuming in traffic for up to an hour to make the simplest of...

The private member’s bill tabled this week by Opposition MPs Jason Azzopardi, Marthese Portelli and Ryan Callus on public domain property represents a potential giant leap forward for the...

It seems that Europe is having a change of heart when it comes to the issue of mandatory burden sharing. Last week’s extraordinary summit on migration debated and approved a ten-point plan...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat was yesterday true to his word and closed the spring hunting season after repeated incidents where the law was broken. This publishing house unreservedly backs the...

So it seems that we’re back to the old ways on the political front. Yesterday, the leaders of both political parties delivered their Sunday sermons. They had both done so in the lead-up to...

The European Union's leaders this week not only failed the thousands of would-be migrants intending to seek refuge somewhere in Europe from the horrors of their own countries, but they failed their...