What is Tourism Minister Francis Zammit Dimech going to do now? How on earth does he expect to get a new board appointed to the Malta Tourism Authority after yesterday’s mass resignation?...

It is good news to hear that the government is attempting to push through more reforms at the law courts in an effort to get the cogs of the ancient machine that is our legal system to turn faster....

Some people raised their eyebrows scornfully when the Maltese media warned of the dangers of being complacent in regard to terrorism....

It always happens that, once the halfway mark of a legislature is over, speculation on the date when the next general election is to be held grows. ...

The Investment, Industry and IT Ministry’s decision last week to come out with details of the proposed SmartCity in Ricasoli came days after this newspaper, in an editorial, had criticised ...

That the strength of every state lies in the education of its people is not a modern concept. Every nation that wants to survive and, more importantly, succeed, needs to have solid foundations in its education sector. ...

At least twice in the past months, the various authorities this country is blessed with, have thought they had found the philosopher’s stone, the formula that would make a message instantly recognisable and understandable, ...

Archbishop Mgr Mercieca was careful in his choice of words last Thursday, but the overall implication is that a woman’s place is in the home and that her first responsibility is the family, not the career....

Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi seemed to be in a euphoric mood last Wednesday night....

As the clock struck midnight on 20 September 1964, Malta entered a new age of hope and promise, uncertainty and expectations. Independence Day was a new chapter in a colourful history of a nation that was eager to start afresh....