Some time or other you must have certainly seen them. If you haven’t you can still meet them on PBS during a discussion programme on Fridays after lunch. ...

To a non-green person, such a statement may sound bizarre or just an election promise. In order to improve the transport system, a non-green might think merely in terms of building new roads and car parks – all of ...

Being in favour of or against the now defunct St John’s project is a democratic right, but attacking Astrid Vella and her integrity smacks and smells of political arrogance, disrespect for the right to oppose and intolerance. ...

The debate on gender inequality is still quite visible in the local media in one way or another. In spite of existing legislation that prohibits gender discrimination, statistics demonstrate that women are still paid less than men, ...

We are in complete agreement with what Margaret Camilleri Pace wrote on the above subject (TMIS, 1 March). ...

I refer to comments made by Architect Vince Cassar in The Malta Independent on Sunday of 1 March following my article featured in the same paper on 15 February....

As the Cottonera project heralded the downfall of the Labour government in 1998, the rehabilitation of Valletta ...

I was quite surprised when I heard that Sharon Ellul Bonici is going to be one of the candidates at the European Parliament election. ...

There are those among us who may have a distorted idea of God. They might think that God cannot show affection. That God, somehow, is so removed from our everydayness of life that it is rather impossible for him to show what he feels for us. Logically ...

As a child, during Carnival time, I was always astonished how people had the gall to laugh when men dressed up as women. I found absolutely nothing funny about the ...