Whether one agrees in principle with the concept of selling citizenships in the way that the government has proposed, and whether one agrees that Maltese citizenships should be sold against a flat fee...

Many reacted with recoil and shock yesterday, as the news that a Maltese man solicited web-cam sex action from a 10-year-old child.   We should not be so shocked. It is becoming apparent...

The sudden death of Joe GP Bonello has shocked those who knew him in the financial services sector.   He was a pioneer in Malta’s financial services and right until the end he...

A Syrian man and his four-old-son were among seven Syrians who were flown to Sicily yesterday to be reunited with family members who survived the 11 October Lampedusa tragedy.   The father...

Parliament is the highest institution of the land. It deserves the utmost respect, no matter what majority a government has and it also deserves the respect of the Opposition – after all, our...

Obviously, as happens every year, immediately after the budget, we are bombarded with comments and information as government and Opposition battle it out for the best sound-bites and...

The government aims to close 2013 with a deficit of 2.7% of Gross Domestic Product and intends to get this figure down to 2.1% by the end of 2014.   Today is, of course, budget day. It is a...

Jim Swire, the father of one of the 270 Lockerbie bombing victims and a leading voice in the 25-year struggle to uncover the whole truth behind the UK’s deadliest terrorist attack, has called on...

Although the panel of three judges had given their verdict hard and fast yesterday afternoon in the Daniel Holmes case, the jury which is our society was still well and truly out.   Daniel...

Today is the last day of October, the month dedicated to breast cancer awareness. This month, Malta celebrated the life of one woman who lost her battle against breast cancer. We say...