The country’s well-being is gauged by its economic strength, and this strength is normally measured on employment statistics and investment, be it local or foreign. ...

It was to be expected that the last few days of the election campaign would have turned out to be occasions when the political parties tried their best to win over the last few undecided voters in a bid to win Saturday’s election....

Most of the people who will be voting for the first time in the coming election were not even born when the Nationalist Party took over the reins of the country in 1987. ...

Election campaigns have always brought out the worst in our country and the present one, now drawing to its conclusion this week, is no exception....

Alternattiva Demokratika continue to insist on a coalition government, which they say is the only way that the country could come out of what AD describes as a stagnant two-party Parliament that is keeping Malta backwards....

The next five years will be a crucial time for the country....

The people who consciously decide not to vote in the coming election have as much responsibility to carry as those who will cast their preferences....

The Malta Labour Party’s main thrust of its election campaign is that the country needs a change. It says this because the Nationalist Party has been in government for 19 of the last 21 years and...

It is often said that the Nationalist Party has been in government for the past 20 years. Many, especially the Malta Labour Party...

People wanting to invest their money are constantly reminded that the past is not a guarantee for the future. Companies providing financial services to potential investors, by law, ...