Malta’s Head of State travelled to the State of Vatican City yesterday, where she met its own Head of State. But the pro-government media and the Labour Party, which makes a point of being...

Last Saturday, the world was told that eminent restaurant guide writer AA Gill had died. The UK Sunday Times dedicated to his memory no fewer than four columns plus photograph on the front page,...

Tomorrow, the Environment and Resources Authority will meet in public to consider the approval of an amendment to the IPPC permit regulating the operations of the power station at Delimara. It is an...

What a way to end the year.  Attacks on journalists, ministers racking up bar tabs like there’s no tomorrow off the back of the public, playing volleyball with scandals, tossing them back...

What is happening in Aleppo should shame the whole world, Salvu Mallia says in his video blog today. The PN candidate says that there are people who make money from wars, and the situation in...

Health minister Chris Fearne has made the news for promising his constituents that Labour will win with a 40,000 vote majority at the next general election. Fearne is already focusing on his electoral...

The Prime Minister has been forced to break his silence about his chief of staff. He hasn’t imparted any information, but he has been forced to admit that there is a story here, which people are...

So much for the big controversies that developed these past two years about TTIP and so on: the agreements on investments and free trade which were being drawn up between the US and the EU, and...

Dr Daniella Zerafa has recently been conferred a Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD) from the University of Malta.  She is the first candidate to start and finish a doctorate with the Faculty for...

Last Thursday, a public holiday, the Roman Catholic Church celebrated the feast of the Immaculate Conception, one of the most important Marian feasts in the liturgical calendar.   I had...