At the end of this momentuous week, one finds oneself still mystified....

The government, mostly through the Malta Tourism Authority (MTA), spends millions of euros in campaigns to market Malta as a destination for tourists. Each and every year,...

It may be called the Malta Communications Authority, but a recent statement which the MCA issued implies it is, or has, no authority....

The build-up was full of pomp. Eleven unions sat down together and, in a press conference on 2 January, when everyone was recovering from the sumptuous New Year’s Day lunch, ...

The open arms with which the nomination of George Abela as the next President of the Republic has been widely accepted is a clear indication that the Prime Minister’s decision could not have been better....

The appointment of a President is a debate that grips the country each time the term of office of the incumbent is about to finish...

The above quoted headline is attributed to Claus Adolf Moser, a British statistician, and nothing could be closer to the truth in the dispute between the University of Malta Academic Staff Association and the government of Malta....

On the face of it, the ‘directive’ announced in all pomp on the steps of Castille by the 11 unions (The Association of Air Engineers, The Pilots’ Association, the General Workers Union, the Malta Union of Nurses and Midwives, ...

Now that the Christmas and New Year festivities are over, the country will slowly gear up to what should be one of the highlights of the political year – the election for Malta’s representatives in the European Parliament, which will be held in June....

The deadline imposed by 11 unions to the government over the water and electricity tariffs expires today. The unions, in a press conference given on 2 Jan...