The Prime Minister’s speech, which ended the PN’s festivities marking the 42nd anniversary of independence, reminded me of the experience I had when a Labour government, as soon as it was elected in ...

Maltese politicians, like many of their counterparts everywhere, are usually far too involved in the political hurly-burly and find little or no time to pause and reflect on the general state of their democratic environment ...

There is no doubt that many of Malta’s middle classes (the English and the Maltese speaking ones), and our young people particularly, are disillusioned with all politicians, ...

In every democracy, parliament is a forum of controversy, with the opposition in an eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation with the government....

It seems that my article on Ta’ Xbiex (TMID, 25 August) did arouse some reaction. That was what I intended, and I believe I succeeded. ...

This quote made news headlines this week:“There is not much choice. There is not, because ...

Many years ago, the Trade Fair Corporation – or its predecessor by some other name – leased the greater part of the gardens of Palazzo Parisio in Naxxar....

XY pro et noe vs Attorney General etCourt of Appeal...

The recent parliamentary visit to Turkey on Council of Europe business was very short. Barely a day and a half in Gaziantep, which is the troubled South Eastern part of the country, and a brief one-night stop over in Istanbul....

I am not at all surprised that the government is in a quandary on the new visa regime with Libya that has come about with Malta’s accession to the common visa policy of the European Union two years ago....