The outcome of the visit to Malta by EU Freedom, Justice and Security Commissioner Franco Frattini is encouraging, but declarations of “wheels being set in motion to tackle irregular immigration” need to be backed up with solid action....

The House of Representatives yesterday unanimously approved a Bill to empower the Prime Minister to extend Malta’s fishing waters and maritime jurisdiction – the latest example of our MPs coming together....

Let’s face it, in this country we sometimes either do things by half measures, or we go completely overboard in the way we handle things....

It is sad to see that vandalism has once again reared its ugly head in Malta with a spate of attacks, this time not on a national monument, but in the town centre of Santa Lucia....

Malta has worked hard to enforce standards, particularly in areas of traffic legislation, yet we always seem to lag behind in certain areas – particularly customer care. ...

The statistic that stood out the most last Friday when a new project involving elderly and children was being launched was that six per cent of the residents at St Vincent de Paule home never get any visitors....

They used to mention globalisation as something good, something wonderful, something we did not have here, and also something that EU membership would bring us. Or that it was because of it we had to join the EU....

The recent figures published by the Chamber of Small and Medium Enterprises with regard to a survey carried out among exhibitors at the International Trade Fair are, taken on their own, ...

The setting up of a Film Commission with the specific intention of promoting Malta as an ideal place for film-makers should give the necessary boost to an industry that has, so far, not been exploited enough....

It is the summer season and, each weekend, a number of parishes all over Malta and Gozo are celebrating the village feast....