The crowds really hit Valletta these pre-Christmas shopping days. The dazzling Christmas decorations, the dressed up shop windows, the crowds themselves and the assorted entertainments to be had...

The issue as to whether or not Malta is a tax haven has been brought to the fore once again, as a result of the amendment to the Panama Paper Inquiry Report discussed in the European Parliament...

Adrian Delia’s struggle to take control of his own party is coming at a cost to the country. With a dismembered Opposition, a group of...

Whoever wishes to evaluate in a fair manner what is happening in this country will acknowledge that the investigations into the murder of Mrs Caruana Galizia have triggered unprecedented levels of...

William Agius' story provoked a myriad of reactions and captivated people's minds and hearts. I do not know William and have never met him, although now that his case is over I really wish...

A good politician is one who is not afraid to take out-of-favour decisions.  Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has done this on a number of occasions in the areas of civil and human rights.  In...

There is a home with a very big heart in Balzan. Not much noise emanates from there but many families have been touched over the past 30 years by what is offered from this place. It sits in a corner...

The demonstrations, protests and vigils ably led by the Civil Society Network, which immediately followed Daphne Caruana Galizia’s assassination, compelled the competent authorities to take all...

Populism starts out with an exagerrated interpretation of reality from which it then extracts proposals that sound simple and effective, while actually ending up complicating rather than solving...

Transport reform was not exactly the last Nationalist government's finest hour. A PN MP who criticises Labour on public transport needs to be sure of what she's saying. But the Minister of Transport,...