Our political leaders crossed swords this week, debating whether two years down the road EU membership has been a positive experience. ...

A reader called to say how angry she was when she saw her daughter’s school-leaving certificate. ...

It seems that cinemagoers are considered to be more gullible people than those who read novels....

The debate on the amendments to the Criminal Code was quite expectedly dominated by the legal eagles in the House of Representatives....

It has started… and nothing will be the same again... for the next few weeks at least. ...

The proposed changes to the development boundaries have raised, and are raising all manner of protests and counter protests in a land that has become newly sensitive to green issues....

“Liberals never give battle on solid ground; they know too well that in a discussion of principles they must meet with irretrievable defeat. Liberalism prefers tactics of recrimination and, under the sting of a just...

The proposed extension of development boundaries is a high stakes issue. ...

When Public Investments Minister Dr Austin Gatt disposed of the government’s interests in Maltacom, he threw public property into the bargain with the stroke of the pen....

It is time for the reckoning now! The government has announced its various incentives to get the tourism industry moving; the infrastructural projects and road works are being carried out but we still lack that proactivity in industry to be innovative....