It is summer, and inevitably, the Gozo airstrip question has surfaced as it does every time we enter the season....

One only has to watch the film Shawshank Redemption to see that convicts who are released and told to reintegrate in society could be facing a tall, if not impossible, order....

The news that lifeguards stationed at Golden Bay helped two young tourists in distress is a clear indicator of the immediate impact their presence has had at Maltese beaches....

The government is digging up contracts dating back to the times of the Knights of Saint John in an effort to establish whether claims to land are valid and whether or not the government has rights to declare various parts of our islands to be public land....

The Labour Party has made it its battle-cry in successive election campaigns, but it has never been as close to the truth as it has been in the past months....

In the last general election campaign, the government had promised Maltese businesses ‘red carpet instead of red tape’ treatment....

The report on what goes on in Maltese classrooms, issued by the Organisation of Economic Cooperation and...

The total power blackout we had last Tuesday may be symptomatic of a government that is in the dark, a government that has lost its grasp on the needs of the nation...

The Labour Party has once again dominated the mid-term elections, as it had always done in the previous term...

Both the Labour Party and the Nationalist Party were happy with the outcome of the local council elections...