The Prime Minister has tried to wriggle and wiggle his way out of bringing to book the thousand plus consumers who had their smart meters rigged by paying bribes, saying that that was the only...

The National Commission for the Promotion of Equality has recently been promoting the development of a ‘Directory of Professional Women’. As a woman, I find this insulting. I do not want...

I refer to the report carried by your newspaper on 25 March 2014, entitled MEPA Exercise a Futile Waste of Public Money. This report was summarizing comments made by architect Joseph Falzon...

To those who are repeating the same scary stories about gas-tanks exploding, demolishing the power station and much of Marsaxlokk and Birzebbuga, which we had heard during the election campaign, I...

“Classic art expected to fetch millions,” reported the media on 30 January 30. Imagine the millions that Pope Francis could raise for the desperate poor that he’s...

The humility of Pope Francis is indisputable. It is particularly shown in his special concern for the poor, the marginalized and those who are living on the fringes of society.   In his...

Lino Spiteri has refuted Eddie Fenech Adami’s allegation (in his recent biography) that the ex-Labour Finance Minister was among those who opposed Mr Mintoff’s views that another...

I cannot but pick up Marie Benoit’s invitation to react to a short, boxed contribution entitled “Anti-Colonist not anti-British” (TMIS, 9 March) in which Giovanni Bonello confides...

One of the most mysterious traits in human nature is the repeated incapability of learning from one’s mistakes. When we learn, and it is often circumstances that force us to do so, a high price...

Whereas 7,391 non-Maltese EU citizens are registered to vote in Malta on 24th May in the European Parliament elections, many others are, reportedly, not likewise enrolled.   Those...