As a mix of melodrama, comedy, farce and tragedy - call it what you may - unravels in our Courts of Justice, these questions come to mind: The Windfarm How come a state corporation with the...

This Thursday, the Planning Board will decide on an application put forward by Infrastructure Malta for works on the road overlooking the Għeriexem valley to the North of Rabat. The works...

Consumers have right on their side. They paid for their air tickets, the flights never materialised and still they have not yet gotten back the money they paid. A European regulation stipulates that...

Warning: This article is meant for intelligent people only.  At times, one has to flit from one point to another, like a bird dancing around a tree’s dense branches. The other option is to...

There is a lingering question as we listen to or read reports on the evidence being compiled in court relative to the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia. Who do the police protect? The clear...

Up to some time ago we all thought the world around us, as we knew it, was crumbling. All was colliding and disintegrating. But now all is fine. All is beautifully fitted, perfectly balanced. All is...

Honestly, one does not know where to begin and how to go about it so as not to leave anything out. The amount of filth that is emerging – in the various, interlinking, court cases; in the...

Much has been discussed in these past days about the repercussions falling on Dr Chris Cardona, now ex-deputy Labour Party leader for party affairs, of the testimony that played out in court in...

An ESF-funded project created to help Malta reach EU benchmarks in education has turned out to be a vital tool in recent months, allowing children to continue their education effectively during the...

It is at the risk of being found dumb, that one concludes racism does not exist in Malta or that it does not have, like in other countries, deep roots. From where they emerged, it is difficult to say....