Were you surprised to read that less than a third of those who come here on cruise ships had nice things to say about Malta?...

Last Sunday’s outspoken editorial comment in this newspaper raised the national debate on the government’s performance to a new level....

In my recent contacts with young people, I was impressed by how deeply they resent the way the Prime Minister is dealing with the various incidents of sleaze plaguing his administration at present. ...

The news that those creeps who classify (read censor) our films have decided children under the age of 12 cannot see the latest Harry Potter movie has been rightly met with outcries ...

One sure sign that an administration has outstayed its welcome is when it commits one gaffe after the other, and arrogantly assumes that no one is going to speak up. ...

Last Wednesday, the government released to journalists its White Paper called “Towards Greater Transparency and Accountability”, for a Freedom of Information Act. ...

The proposed reforms in our education system hit the front pages of the ...

Past centuries of domination, characterised by the game of divide and rule played by successive masters, as well as Malta’s insularity have, no doubt, constituted powerful factors to polarise ...

There are so many things in this world which happen and yet, for some reason or another, remain unexplained....

We have a press that does not press. Former Minister John Dalli made very serious accusations against his own government regarding financial housekeeping adopted in financing the Mater Dei hospital project. ...