In recent years, Ta’ Qali has seen some development in terms of the US embassy complex and upgrading of the national football stadium.   But in yesterday’s session of Mepa...

Last Saturday’s statement by Police Commissioner Peter Paul Zammit that the now infamous OLAF report that led to the sacking of Malta’s former EU commissioner John Dalli last October does...

In the previous legislature, parliamentary statements were a rare bird and then only reserved to the prime minister, who would turn them into a solemn State occasion usually after a European...

The International Energy Agency published a report yesterday in which it said that Carbon Dioxide emissions across Europe are falling – but Malta is a laggard in this respect, and figures issued...

In his most pointed statement to date, opposition leader Simon Busuttil yesterday told the party’s general council that the PN must admit it made mistakes and that “36,000 people cannot be...

The acknowledgement by the Police Commissioner last night that, as matters currently stand, the police simply do not have enough evidence from the now infamous OLAF report to charge Malta’s...

Yesterday was Sette Giugno. Many regarded the day as being the opener for a long weekend. It was, in fact, the day to commemorate the death of four Maltese rioters on June 7, 1919.   The...

The government has presented what has been described as a set of revolutionary proposals aimed to improve the administration of justice.   The commission appointed by the government to carry...

The Nationalist Party has dissected, in great detail, the anatomy of its March 2013 sweeping defeat at the general election polls.    Following a restructuring of the party’s...

This is the season for various Annual General Meetings of companies listed on the Stock Exchange.   The shareholder culture is still rather young in our country and many shareholders,...