Malta, and to a much lesser extent Gozo, are slowly filling up with half families. We have gone from the huge Maltese extended family with an average of four children and a riot of cousins,...

I’m tired of all this fuss and bother about Sea Malta, and I’m quite sure that most of you are, too. Whether you have been able to work up enough interest to find out what exactly is going on, ...

When I was a sociology graduate student at University of Toronto in the mid-1980s, the conservative government’s deep budget cuts were hitting hard. A cartoon on my department’s bullettin board said it all. ...

A fellow yummy mummy and beach babe recently complained that on the whole, the news is depressingly negative, particularly those articles by columnists. There might be reasons for this. ...

In all this talk of race and racism, many people seem to be overlooking one basic fact. Regardless of our individual views of the illegal immigrant phenomenon – whether we want these people here or not, ...

In one of his memorable sayings, the distinguished French writer and thinker, Andre Maurois, expressed the view that “the most important quality of a leader is that of being acknowledged as such...

Following the long summer lull, the London terrorist acts were once again highlighted in Strasburg last Wednesday during the European Parliament morning session. ...

The readers of this paper have been regaled by J.G. Vassallo (Change is of the essence, TMID, 3 September) to yet another doom and gloom eulogy which he has become prone to dish out with predictable ...

A concerted effort is afoot to stimulate interest in, and discussion on, the pre-2006 budget consultation document that goes by the name A Better Quality of Life....

One week into the month of September, the routine motions are being put in place as the government continues to work for the good of the country. ...