Politicians in office face the grim occupational hazard of coming to believe their own propaganda....

I do confess to being baffled at Marisa Micallef’s contribution (TMID, 6 March) on the Qui-si-Sana issue because she completely misses out the more important points. ...

Michael Farrugia, who speaks for the opposition about health matters, is pressing for legislation that will bar the next-of-kin of the recently dead from over-ruling their instructions that their organs be donated to others. ...

Every year, in the run-up to the local council elections, I always tend to look back in order to analyse what Nationalist councillors carried out in the previous three years. ...

I believe a lot in people who are practical in their approach and can combine their academic knowledge with practical efforts to improve the collective life of our nation....

Hands up all those who have had it up to here with local councils propaganda! We’ve been subjected to weeks of walkabouts, mud-slinging and press conferences....

The Nationalist Party and the PN-leaning independent press know no limits. ...

The current battle in Qui-Si-Sana deserves an article all to itself, not least because it is a local issue with a national dimension....

In response to new allegations of clergy abuse of children (MaltaToday, 22 January) Daphne Caruana Galizia raised a number of important questions (TMIS, 29 January). ...

I bought a copy of Spiegel’s International Edition, a special dedicated to globalisation, (Malta’s latest buzz word). I thought it would make good reading because unlike so many “local experts’ reports”, it is a very crude ...