Everything in Europe has been put on hold pending today’s general election in Germany but all commentators agree there is unlikely to be any radical change in policy after today.   The...

First Arriva on its first day of operations. Now Air Malta.   What do you call it when 17 pilots claim sick on the same day? As did one half of the Arriva drivers on the first...

It should go without saying that this weekend’s German elections mean an awful lot not only to Germany, but also to Malta and to Europe as whole.   German companies, particularly...

At long last, the debate within the Public Accounts Committee has entered a crucial phase. David Spiteri Gingell’s scintillating expose on Monday swept aside many a hypothesis that owed more to...

It was only a matter of time before we heard of yet another horse accident. Only a couple of months ago, we published horrific pictures of a horse that had overturned its sulky after clipping a...

The new head of the UN agency promoting women's rights says there is "a definite backlash" against equality for women despite some significant progress, pointing to an upsurge in...

Opposition leader Simon Busuttil has been hauled over some hot coals this week for having had the nerve to question what strings were attached to the Chinese investment in Enemalta. To us, this is a...

Vehicles belonging to the Environmental Landscapes Consortium are at times badly parked on the side of main thoroughfares while consortium personnel go along with their day’s work, failing to...

As the world yesterday marked the 12th anniversary of the 11 September terrorist attacks on New York and Washington D.C., one cannot but also mark the fact that few are the ways in which the atrocity...

    In today’s culture, most men’s animal instinct has been changed from survival and propagation at all costs, to a sense of providing for family and offspring in the best...