Our Sunday papers have taken to carrying out regular surveys on the fortunes of our political parties. ...

Oliver Friggieri describes how he interprets the Maltese way of life in his novels and short stories, now translated into many languages ...

Setting aside the bickering and recriminations of politicians, one undeniable fact stands out as the Maltese electorate approaches the next general election....

The first article I ever wrote in The Times many moons ago had this title. I had just returned from the UK and was about to cast my vote in the 1996 election. I felt that the policy...

The State has assumed the role of father, we have been told. Funny, isn’t it, how the shoebox baby has become public property?...

The organs of government and of political parties are not the only social organs for defining or for realizing the common good....

Following the adoption of the bold energy package at the Spring European Council, the European Commission has just launched a debate on the further use of Market-Based Instruments...

Dr Gavin Gulia (TMID, 2 April), for the umpteenth time, laments that the police corps is in dire straits, that the employment conditions of its members are abysmal...

AB et vs XYFirst Hall, Civil Court 30 MarchJudge Geoffrey Valenzia...

Last week I had the opportunity to visit St Benedict College in Kirkop. It is a state-of-the-art learning facility where our students are learning not only academic subjects such as English and mathematics, but also social subjects. ...