“Listen to how they speak,” Claudette Abela Baldacchino roared, referring to the PN. “They are lying that the national debt is rising, when today the national debt is 20% lower than...

Our Prime Minister might never win a Nobel prize. But he should definitely be on the way to being hailed as our national saint. Move over San Gorg Preca. Now that we have a cardinal in Rome...

Earlier this week viewers on Facebook could see a priest, wearing the black church vestment with a gold cross on his breast, hanging precariously on a wooden ladder. In perfect silence he was...

The Opposition’s choice for the Education Ministry, Justin Schembri, believes that Indians are to be equated with “filth and shabbiness” which, in his view, are taking over our...

Banks in this country are increasingly being obligated to follow and observe procedures regarding how to run their financial systems according to regulations set by the EU. For them, this involves...

The latest data from the National Statistics Office (NSO) shows that the number of people seeking support services for domestic violence is increasing, while the vast majority of victims remain women....

Parliamentary democracy is the best tool by which to ensure that the will of the people is being enforced by a government that executes the wishes of the majority of citizens. When well run, democracy...

Regulating the building industry requires the political will to act in an industry that has repeatedly opposed and defied regulation. Last week’s fatal accident at St Ignatius Junction in Sliema...

Although the authorities may have shelved the proposed Gozo tunnel project, recent remarks from the CEO of the Gozo Business Chamber - GBC resurrected the issue in a surprising manner. The state of...

Eleven years after the last change in administration, Malta has been mired in a crisis of governance. The conduct of many politicians, public officials, and government institutions was so pervasively...