No, this is not an editorial about fireworks, although there is always so much to say about that subject too....

It is often said that a day is a long time in politics. And it certainly is. So when one thinks of what a year could be, then using the same comparison it may be likened to eternity....

European leaders will be meeting in Brussels over the next two days and one of the items on their vast agenda is the signing of a pact on irregular migration and asylum, which lays down a common policy that includes the concept of burden sharing....

The Sant’ Antnin recycling plant in Marsascala seems to be shaping up nicely and is surely a massive improvement over the way things were just a couple of years ago....

It was inevitable that, one day, the dreaded news that Labour MP Karl Chircop lost the fight for his life would have arrived. ...

Going by what is said, written and discussed by most Maltese, we are still living in cloud-cuckoo land. The world around us is falling apart and we are still thinking we will inevitably be safe....

When earlier this year the government announced that it was paving the way for the liberalisation of the hearses market, which forms part of the public transport sector, the Public Transport Federation went into a frenzy. ...

The Malta Environment and Planning Authority has decided to move its more important meetings – those that concern matters of national importance and big projects that could create controversy – to new and bigger venues....

It is no secret that governments take the most unpopular decisions – those which could cost it votes in an election –...

The government yesterday announced that it was going to get tough on people who tap into the water table and that it was imposing a one-year moratorium on the sinking of any new boreholes....