In 1987, with an election around the corner, the KMB Labour administration employed as many people as it could with parastatal corporations. It lost the election, just barely, but the public purse was...

With regards to this American university of Xghajra, one aspect that maybe has not been thoroughly investigated and researched, and brought to public attention, regards the concept better described by...

The Prime Minister on Sunday and the various ministers assembled near the Ta’ Barkat sewage treatment plant in Xghajra yesterday afternoon insisted on comparing the area’s sewage treatment...

The criminal complaint filed against this publishing house by former minister and EU commissioner John Dalli cannot be described by any stretch of the imagination as a bid to clear his name. ...

It has become customary and the situation deteriorates day after day and week after week: there are far too many cars on the road and this is now verging on a country-wide gridlock especially on...

As much as we would wholeheartedly like to welcome each and any further development of the country's educational offering and the opening up of more prospects for Maltese students, there are just too...

Britain’s Tories registered a surprise comprehensive victory at the polls yesterday, with the Conservative Party securing an outright majority to form an exclusive government. The...

As the weather gets hotter and the seas get calmer, hardly a day goes by without us hearing of yet another tragedy where people perish in the Mediterranean Sea. Yester was one such day, but this...

The government’s fledgling deal with Jordanian investors and an American university is welcome news.  We say ‘fledgling’ because what was signed on Tuesday was a heads of...

Speaker of the House of Representatives Anglu Farrugia has spent his entire tenure to date trying to push the message that the debating chamber belongs to the people and is a reflection of our people...