I do not propose to comment on the Manwel Dimech Bridge, as volumes have already been said and written about the work on this bridge – apart from the fact that it is not for me to comment as to who is responsible for the inexplicable delay....

Riding on the crest of a wave is a metaphor that indicates that one is at the height of success, with a forward movement that is heady and exhilarating. ...

If there is one thing that both floating voters and undecided voters agree on, it is the fact that a one-party government, red or blue, is a poor option. It will place the future of this country for another five years under a quasi-dictatorship....

Since my column last week, a new billboard has gone up. “The People’s Princess”, oops sorry, I mean “The People’s Prime Minister”, is now being seen against...

Here are a few questions for you.In what country are young schoolchildren seen waiting for their normally bright red mini vans at 6.30 in the morning?...

Everyone wants economic stability, and many are reluctant to abandon today what gave them stability yesterday. But trying to obtain stability from rigidity is illusory. ...

It doesn’t pay foreign politicians to interfere in Maltese politics. Malta seems to somehow put some sort of jinx on foreign politicians who arrive at these shores. Ask Romano Prodi, who earlier this month came t...

Last Sunday saw the closure of the Labour Party conference. Though overshadowed by the final night at the Malta Song for Europe Contest the previous evening, leader Alfred Sant was back to his good old self. ...

If you still have any doubt that we are very close to the calling of a general election you were probably sick at home this week and did not get to see the billboard battle now going on between the two political parties....

Kenya is aflame after a presidential election on 27 December widely believed to have been rigged to secure the re-election of Mwai Kibaki. Kibaki’s opponents took to the streets...