It makes you wonder why the Finance Ministry Parliamentary Secretary, Tonio Fenech, felt he should point out that the government could not subsidise the rent for space at the Dar Malta building in Brussels...

It had been widely anticipated that as the date of the changeover from the Maltese lira to the euro approached, many Maltese ...

The Church in Malta has been very much in the news over the past two months...

We have been told that the Mater Dei Hospital will be opened, as scheduled, on 1 July. ...

The word – or, better still, the concept of – “change” has become part and parcel of our political life these past few weeks and it is clear that we will hear it being mentioned more as the national election approaches....

Roads in Malta have always been the focus of everyone’s attention and have often been a controversial subject. It was not long ago when many roads, including main arteries, were in a disastrous state and some resembled the surface of the moon. ...

Ten years is a long time to wait for any government to implement any policy but when such procrastination comes at the expense of the quality of life of 35 per cent of the population it governs, foot-dragging becomes wholly unacceptable....

The reign of King Carnival will come to an end today in St Anne Square in Floriana...

Two years ago, alarm bells set off ringing and the future of Air Malta – our national carrier – was very much in the balance....

So, just as you are reading this, the staff at the Maltese Representation in Brussels is busily toiling away carrying boxes and things from its cluttered, small, over-crowded office in Rue ...