Don’t cry for me Malta Taghna (with apologies to Andrew Lloyd Webber)   It is so...

I have the greatest respect for Dr Michael Brugulio. There is however a particular wavelength we seem not to be sharing at the moment. I have lived most of my life on a wavelength of...

Tourism’s current surge of success should not blind us to the problems that the same success is giving rise to. If they are going to stay valid, not dissolve by tomorrow, the best successes are...

The news story that broke a few days ago, in which Mrs Muscat and her dressmaker friend were found to have been working prisoners from dawn to dusk on a variety of projects only to leave them unpaid,...

Who is left of Joseph Muscat’s inner circle that has not been tarnished with allegations of corruption or of outrageous behaviour? If all these were just figments of the Opposition’s...

The immigration and refugee crisis in Europe, and recent panic talks, have re-ignited the debate over whether Turkey should become a member of the European Union or not. A tangential discussion deals...

What an agitated and restless people we are.  No sooner has one storm passed that we bring on another.  We have absolutely no intention of ever allowing some calm and good sense to prevail...

Michelle Muscat, our very own Desert Queen of Hearts, has taken umbrage at the impudence of a newspaper report that claimed, basically, that one of Muscat’s best friends is exploiting prison...

When Marlene Farrugia announced her plans for a new party, the main political groups came out stating that a third party is a threat to the economy. But is this a correct political analysis? The story...

Michelle Muscat, spouse of the Prime Minister, called an urgent press conference yesterday after the Times of Malta revealed in the morning that the prisoners who had been contracted to make curtains...