The Easter holidays have interfered with public debate and comment about the government’s proposed sale of its majority shares in Maltacom but the first sparks of the storm to come are already appearing on the horizon....

The story of the betrayal of Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane by one of his own disciples, Judas, is very relevant to today’s society. ...

One of the key factors for any successful tourism industry is a quality product and a quality destination, offering tourists a holistic, value for money package....

The decision to launch Windows XP in the Maltese language is a move that finally consolidates the country’s aspirations to become a top internet and IT hub....

The new Domestic Violence Act has come into effect, making it easier for cases to be processed and giving a stronger protection to victims, and also widening the definition of what the term “family” implies....

Since it was the one which caused it, for the most part, it is now high time the government intervenes and sorts out the mess that has been allowed to creep into the tourism sector....

Thursday’s vote in the European Parliament on a resolution on irregular immigration is an important victory for Malta. For two years, Malta has been insisting with the European Union that it is not in a position to deal with the large inflows of immigrant...

Last week, the Housing Authority announced plans to allocate Lm3 million to purchase old, abandoned houses in urban areas for redevelopment and passing on to clients under shared ownership, ...

The government’s efforts to clamp down on tax evasion has led to a decision to implement measures to see that families hosting foreign students, in Malta to learn English, pay their full dues....

The Malta Independent deliberately chose diametrically opposite headlines on the front page of yesterday’s edition....