Just what sort of society do we live in? People from other countries at least have the nerve to form up and protest against their government’s policies and decisions...

Work began yesterday to demolish the arcades surrounding City Gate. Not before time. In looking at the photographs of the demolition, many were overcome with a feeling of “good riddance, and not before time”....

We all knew it was going to happen. Many are crying foul over the way MPs have been given parking spaces round the back of the Palace, in Merchants Street...

After last week’s opening session of parliament, which was mostly taken up by numerous condolences passed on in relation to the deaths of Guido de Marco and others, the House stretched, yawned and finally got into gear last night....

Malta finally has a 24 hour, seven days a week animal care centre...

Can it work? Will it work? Will we see a deluge in registered illegalities? Will people ignore it? These are all questions which people are asking in the wake of an anno...

Are the new rules on fiscal governance flexible enough?...

Iceland’s parliament has voted to press charges of negligence against former PM Geir Haarde for his role in the post Lehman debacle which left 320,000 Icelanders owing billions worldwide....

The Malta Tourism Authority yesterday announced that it would be scuttling two wrecks within two years to supplement diving attractions around Malta....

The UK’s Labour Party elected as its leader Ed Miliband, younger brother of former Foreign Secretary David Miliband in what came as a huge surprise to everyone...