Greece, Italy and Malta must hold fast as a triumvirate if the three countries are to force Europe’s hand into putting migrants tragedies on the agenda for discussion at this week’s...

Malta is still struggling with Mount Maghtab. Years after the previous administration began to tackle it, the trucks are still there carrying inert waste and dumping it on the top to try and make it...

During a visit by Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras yesterday, Malta and Greece pledged to form a common front on immigration. However, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has softened his tone. It was...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat’s recent visit to Israel and the West Bank can only be described as positive and successful.   Malta’s ties with Palestine and its support to the two...

According to Opposition deputy leader Mario de Marco, no serious country offers citizenship for sale. And despite the good intentions to have the funds raised, some €30 million in the first year...

Isn’t it remarkable that the same American warship which spirited away a Libyan sought on terrorist charges after he was kidnapped from his home in Tripoli then resulted to be the ship that...

The Ministry for Social Dialogue has strongly denied the ‘Gay Marriage Bill’ is a rushed job, basing itself on the fact that Parliament did not begin to discuss the bill on Wednesday, as...

In the wake of this week’s report by the Council of Europe, through its anti-racism arm the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance, the government absolutely must make more changes...

So the government has had seven months in which to draft the Civil Union bill but it gave the Opposition only 48 hours to assimilate it and come up with a reaction.   The bill will start...

The Prime Minister rightly described the AFM personnel who took part in the rescue of some 250 migrants as “heroes”. He is right. They are heroes and they deserve the praise and admiration...