Is it really still a man’s world in Australia?A friend of mine reminded me recently of how Australian men, who have their fair share of uncouth beer bellied belchers with atrocious table manners and little sexual prowess, ...

As is my inexplicable, albeit eccentric, habit of winking at statues and effigies when I walk casually past them, I did so the other hot summer evening when, perspiring to the noodles, I trudged into Villa Parisio in Hal Lija ...

Due to high fuel costs, airlines serving Malta have been rationalizing their route network on longer routes. With the shift towards low-cost-carrier style, the “under two flight hour rule” will become more necessary to follow. ...

I’m glad to see that at least one police officer will be prosecuted for beating an African immigrant in Paceville earlier this summer. I do know that the Police Force took the accusations very seriously and rang all the eyewitnesses...

It was exactly 50 years ago when talks started between the then PN government and the British Admiralty for the commercialisation of the Drydocks to safeguard the employment of the 6000 odd workers employed there. ...

An application to operate a snack bar at Number 20 A Saqqajja Hill, Mdina was lodged before the Planning Authority. The location of development classifies it as a designated Class B boundary of National Protective Inventory...

PRINCETON – When people say that “Money is the root of all evil,” they usually don’t mean that money itself is the root of evil. Like Saint Paul, from whom the quote comes, ...

Wednesday, 6 August was Malta’s national day at the international Expo of Zaragoza. For this reason Finance Minister Tonio Fenech asked me to lead the Maltese delegation that visited the Malta pavilion at the same occasion. ...

These past weeks in August, when everybody was on holiday, saw the continuation of various reforms the government wishes to implement. These reforms, some long awaited, like the much postponed rent reform, ...

What’s the difference between the French and the Maltese?The French marched on the Bastille when the oppressed majority had had enough from the monarchy and its court of nobles. ...