In the early hours of Wednesday, the arrivals lounge at Malta International Airport was packed with eager parents waiting for flight KM3435 to land. ...

I am sometimes tempted to wish I were a sophist, a sycophant, a yes-man, an apparatchick; perhaps a politically correct puppet. ...

We often hear these days that freedom of expression is not unlimited. I agree. Freedom of speech is limited to what those in power want to hear, and power does not necessarily reside exclusively in Parliament. ...

Philip Beattie’s reasoning is to say the least puzzling (TMIS, 28 May). ...

I am a regular reader of The Malta Independent on Sunday....

I could not believe what I was actually reading. How such a shameful article made it to print I just cannot comprehend. (TMIS, 28 May). ...

For anyone handling a euro coin with the engraved eight-pointed cross and Christ’s Baptism, two messages will flash across a person’s mind: a) ...

I would like to draw the attention of the general public and the authorities concerned to a quarry that has been worked as a field in tal-Papa, Birzebbuga. ...

Despite nigh a lifetime plied within the stifling confines of this sardine-tinned tightly defined little island, I am still not wholly inured to being routinely buttonholed by acquaintances I barely recognise, who betray...

Apparently, Daphne Caruana Galizia has taken it upon herself to lead a crusade against those who she claims advocate hatred, obviously referring to the emerging rightist movements. ...