The Home Affairs Minister in essence has said that the way former Police Commissioner Peter Paul Zammit handled an incident at a police station showed that he had...

        Multiple sclerosis is a debilitating disease. It is an erosion of the nervous system and affects the flow of information within the brain and body. Victims of MS...

        As world leaders, including Malta’s Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, gather at the United Nations this week, the US and its European allies are consumed by...

        The temptation is always there. But maybe public policy should not be run on knee-jerks, inspired by an event, distasteful though it may be.   The...

        Following a long campaign that brought floods of relief for some and bitter disappointment for others, Scotland is still recovering after voting to...

Today, Malta celebrates its independence for the first time as a nation totally united. No blues or reds, no boycotts and no petty partisan politics. Today, thanks to a bout of maturity on the part of...

There will, no doubt, be a deluge of self-congratulatory messages today and tomorrow to mark Malta’s first 50 years of independence.   We may spend 99% of the time bickering in what we...

        Like a storm about to break, yesterday’s news about a ship carrying a possible Ebola case deeply shocked the country.   What has been talked about...

        We publish in today’s issue, the ‘explanation’ if that is the correct word, MEP Alfred Sant gave for his abstention in the European Parliament...

        If it were indeed possible, perhaps the best outcome for the future of public transport in Malta is to remain as it is, rather than undertake a new and maybe...