The government’s decision to allow low-cost carriers to fly to and from Malta is already bearing fruit, as can be seen from the fact that the number of tourists coming over to Malta has started to increase as from last November....

I simply cannot understand why the government thought it fit to order a school holiday on 4 June, the day after the canonisation of Dun Gorg Preca....

Over the past two weeks or so, Malta has been hit by several “warnings” from the European Commission....

The Maltese national football team is often criticised following bad results it obtains against much stronger opposition. ...

The European Union has celebrated its 50th birthday, and it did so with activities held in Berlin (Germany is currently holding the EU presidency), while the member states also held events “at home”....

I welcome the news that the Mnajdra and Hagar Qim temples will be finally be covered with sizeable tents, and that this will happen by the end of next year (TMID, 29 March)....

Last November I reported a spent lamp at the end of Triq Joe Gasan, near the former car showroom...

I clearly remember Mayor Ian Borg knocking on my door in pre-election hype, explaining his interest in the environment and the measures he would take to ensure a clean environment. ...

I refer to the editorial article that criticised the Xarabank programme (TMIS, 18 March). The programme, in which the Malta Gay Rights Movement (MGRM) participated, ...

I refer to the article “Oil pollution at Ghadira worse than initial estimation” (TMIS, 25 March)....