The saga of the market stalls continues. Except that it doesn’t. They were supposed to be there in and around parliament house already, but they aren’t. At first the government blamed the...

Like many other parents I am driving around the island taking my son to his A-Level and Intermediate exams and my daughter to sit for her O-Levels.  This is the time when as a parent I realise...

It happened just the way Joseph Muscat imagined it. He did not want spring hunting to stop, knowing that Labour stood to lose support, and in the referendum he voted in favour of retaining the...

The PN can rightly claim to have come out victorious in these local council elections. It is true that Labour won in terms of votes and percentages, but it is also true that the gap or difference...

This coming Friday it’s Workers’ Day.  In many countries it is a public holiday. A day marked with a wide range of activities. Locally, a quick search in the website of the leading...

Many times we’re criticised for editorial decisions that we make. It’s part of the job. It has happened again this weekend, when we chose to upload a story about the civil union of...

On the economic front it seems that as a country we are doing well. Not just doing well, but thriving on a tangible positive feeling that we can achieve, we can improve and we can do...

Astrid Vella of Flimkien ghal Ambjent Ahjar has had nothing much to say, with or without a megaphone, for the last two years – though she broke her silence briefly to say how pleased she was...

The truth is slowly coming to the surface.   Each corpse of child, man or woman that is lifted from the sea and every mental image of a sunken ship with 300 bodies locked in the hold, now...

The pre-summit meeting held in Brussels, among the Prime Minister of Italy, Renzi, the German Chancellor Merkel, Hollande of France and Cameron of Britain smacks of colonial arrogance. They met to...