So which Malta do you feel part of? The Malta that is annoyed at the ridiculous cost of flying in and out of this island, or the Malta that worries and moans about the price of bread? ...

When Malta assumed independence, it became responsible for its destiny with the onus of managing its own affairs, and with full responsibility for success or failure. ...

In Pjazza Repubblika, still popularly known in the neo-colonial psyche as Pjazza Regina in Valletta, a small motley crowd met to celebrate Europe Day as if it were a calendar highlight that literally brought the whole continent to a standstill. ...

“Fascism is not defined by the number of its victims, but by the way it kills them” – Jean-Paul Sartre...

The Ministry of Investment and Information Technology has never responded to any of the Greens’ criticism made on any its actions or policies....

For some years, the Maltese economy lost its élan as well as its rhythm. It has experienced sluggish growth, investment fatigue, and its debt burden became unbearable....

The past week or so, our newspapers were dominated by a few incidents that must be condemned by any law abiding citizen. ...

Quality of life has improved in leaps and bounds when the human species invented easy and efficient means of mobility. ...

It’s been some years now since I last saw a hoopoe in the garden. Last week, while watering the honeysuckle, I found a kestrel, but I couldn’t admire it because it had its head blasted off. ...

WASHINGTON: American oil companies stand to gain in competing for access to oil reserves in Libya by the restoration of normal diplomatic relations and the removal of Moammar Gaddafi’s regime from a US list of terrorism sponsors. ...