European Commissioner Cecilia Malmström was in Malta over the past couple of days as her tenure comes to a close.   It was a bit of a strange one,...

        A case heard in court this week unfolded quite bizarrely. A man, in his 50s, was charged with defiling a minor. Investigators testified that the man had asked the...

        The last couple of months has seen a number of news stories and comment pieces about the levels of inconsideration that people in Malta can descend...

        On Monday, this newspaper published a story about a bus driver who had scolded an elderly woman for trying to help another elderly woman in her commute. The...

        As part of an ongoing series, an article in this paper yesterday described the first 500 days of the Labour government by focusing on Minister Manwel...

        Perhaps the thing that people do not miss about the old yellow buses was the attitude and appearance of the (not all bus drivers). Of course, we all look back...

The government has come in for some pretty stiff criticism over its intention to ‘postpone’ or, as it is being read by some, ‘cancel’, next year’s scheduled local council...

        Seeing the Cospicua Docks come to life is a breath of fresh air. After years of abandonment, the area became decrepit and was an eyesore. The project had been in...

        The news that a ceasefire was reached between Israel and Hamas has been greeted with great Hurrahs in the diplomatic world, Malta included.   But, with...

        One may think the world did not break off for summer. There was fighting in Ukraine, terrible fighting in Gaza, Ebola broke out of its narrow confines plus...