Joe Mizzi is not a popular minister these days. And it’s not because he did not find oil. It’s because of a much simpler solution he has failed to come up with since he took over...

It has been an unchanging scenario for quite a while and will not change soon: driven by the European Central Bank’s quantitative easing programme, by which the Bank is buying every month...

On Friday, 30 September, at the Italian Cultural Institute, PBS presented its historical documentary on two Italian political refugees, Giuseppe Donati and Umberto Calosso. During the Fascist regime,...

In a free and democratic country, few things are as obscenely objectionable as the sight and sound of people doing their vociferous and manipulative best to try and prevent others from worshipping in...

It must be autumn: there was Xarabank on TV on Friday and there will be Parliament tomorrow. The talk among the Maltese is about how terrible traffic has become. There is the England v Malta game...

Land use planning is essentially public control over the use and development of land, so it necessarily follows that it should not be a speculators’ shopping list, implemented by the...

The current political scenario in Malta is one almighty mess the likes of which have not been seen for decades, if ever at all.  It’s in chaos and out of control. Business is politics,...

In today’s vlog, Salvu Mallia deals with the presence of so many foreigners in our midst. Taking the recent controversy about the opening of a prayer room for Muslims in St Paul’s...

The surveys published last Sunday by MaltaToday show a striking picture. The story has a very simple and clear message – Labour, under the leadership of Joseph Muscat, has managed to lose the...

You know the traffic situation is completely out of control when on the same morning (yesterday, as it happens), two Air Malta flights - one to Munich and the other to Amsterdam - are delayed because...