Do you remember Swieqi? Or Swieqi as it was? Not my hometown incidentally....

August has come and gone. This week, many operators returned to their desks, the holidays over and facing the reality of the economic sector, which in the end is the foundation for our quality of life, holidays included....

So all those hard words against low-cost airlines have been swallowed or eaten and Ryanair is to fly between Malta and a few European airports. I wonder what happened to make the government change its mind:...

For the second year running, the government has failed to achieve its self-set target to attract an additional 50,000 tourists per year over a three-year period....

Rent-a-priestYoung people do not expect the Church to change its values in order to accommodate or satisfy their needs, but they do expect the Church to be flexible, not to point fingers, not to condemn. ...

Some 10 days ago, when the international rating agency Fitch expressed its opinion that, due to persistently high inflation, Malta would more likely qualify for the adoption of the euro in 2009 rather than 2008, the silence from government was deafening....

September 11, 2001. American Airlines 11. United Airlines 175. American Airlines 77. United Airlines 93. North Tower 8:46am (2:46pm in Malta). South Tower 9:03am. The Pentagon 9:38am. ...

The boffins running the political party machines know that, in politics, images can be crucial – which explains why the Nationalist Party is bent on capitalising on its EU ...

“Be smart” is this year’s slogan for the festivities of one of Malta’s milestones, Independence Day, another in the long chain of achievements by Nationalist governments....

This is the title of a book authored by Canadian journalist Paul William Roberts, who experienced the invasion of Iraq from a very different...