How strange. It’s been a very long time since the government, the bulk of the independent press and the majority of the constituted bodies last harped upon the much-promised...

I don’t know what freaked me out more reading an interview with Dr Philip Carabot, who heads the unit that helps deal with the very alarming rise in sexually transmitted diseases locally...

It is no surprise that, as the prospects of a general election loom larger, a cacophony of voices from both sides of the political divide takes over the Maltese airwaves....

Having recently shifted my existence to the vicinity of what once was the undeclared capital of Maltese water polo, I couldn’t help reflecting on the sad state of the game at this moment in time. ...

A couple of weeks ago I asked you to tell me what you think about “the magic shoelace” miracle, the rush of our politicians en masse to Rome, and the relentless rise of the prayer group in our society. I was overwhelmed by the response. ...

If you are in the lucky, or unlucky position, as I am (depending on your point of view), of having limited but real contact with those people who have to make decisions, aka the government, as well as the general...

Malta’s political parties are now approaching the last lap in the race leading to the next general election. Whether or not Malta will be under new management once that staged is reached, the same problems will be clamoring for solution. ...

Last Friday we had an extraordinary parliamentary sitting. Unlike usual sittings, which are attended mostly only by Mr Speaker, members of the House and their staff, this time the Strangers Gallery was full to the brim...

The new traffic restrictions applicable for accessing and parking within our City are literally a fresh breath of air permitting visitors to really enjoy the place as it should be enjoyed by walking its streets....

A political agreement was reached at the last Agriculture Council meeting on a new regulation on organic production and labelling that will replace the existing rules that were adopted way back in 1991....