There must be something ambivalent or, worse, deeply wrong in the way we as a country perceive our national language. ...

Last Tuesday’s heavy downpour was a successful test for the excellent work to prevent flooding ...

The issue of detention centres for irregular immigrants is a delicate and sensitive one, and there is no doubt that Malta needs all the help that it can get from the European Union to deal with the problem....

The European Council will be meeting today and tomorrow in a bid to sort out the impasse over the European Union’s budget for 2007-2013....

“Education is what remains when we have forgotten all that we have been taught” – George Savile, Marquis of Halifax (1633-1695) English statesman and author....

This is not the first time that we are commenting editorially on violence at schools – and it certainly will not be the last....

Today a march against discrimination is being held with the aim of sending out a message that this is not tolerable in Maltese society....

The whole national pastime of pointing fingers at one another is just the tragic icing on the cake of a saga that shows up all that is going wrong with us....

The growth of the services sector in Malta has created a niche for highly-skilled employees in information technology, computing and in a variety of science-related fields. ...

The General Worker’s Union response to the Sea Malta issue has proven that the union is out of touch with modern times, and to be frank – reality itself....