This question is often asked in relation to the sharp increase in property prices experienced over the last few years. ...

Britain’s Home Office Minister for Immigration, Tony McNulthy, was here on a flying visit earlier this week. ...

One result of Daphne’s forceful style (TMID 25 August) is that her ‘if’ sentences come across as stating self-evident facts....

Much play is made of the fact that there could be various factions within the Labour Party. ...

I was pleased to read the bishops exhorting us all, mums and dads, to put children’s welfare at the centre of our lives. It was also nice, for a change, to see that they have taken note of certain criticism they have ...

Last Sunday’s leading article in this newspaper with the title “Mishandling the country” was singularly perceptive. It referred to three successive faux pas committed by the Gonzi administration....

In summer, we socialise more, therefore we eat more and we have to look at the ravages of all this when our fellow Maltese and few Gozitans expose their bodies on the beach ...

I read a story in The Observer about how Lampedusa – an island much smaller than Malta and with far fewer resources – is coping with the illegal immigrants who are washed up on its shores. ...

There is a scene in Joseph Heller’s Catch 22 which – like many scenes in that novel, come to think of it – will always survive in my memory because it so poignantly epitomises the shabby little world we inhabit. For those unfamiliar with the book, ...

Information from official police sources communicated to the press disclosed that, in the first six months of this year, the Economic Crimes Unit carried out 119 raids and seized 19,839 DVDs, 1,524 PlayStation games and 3,980 audio CDs....