Rural Affairs and Environment Minister George Pullicino made a bold statement this week....

It was a democratic decision, by all means, but it does not necessarily mean that it was correct....

This case dealt with an unmarried couple, a Maltese and a Libyan illegal immigrant (X & Y), who claimed a breach of their fundamental rights under Articles 8 and 12 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms....

Standard political science suggests that public support for the government midway through a legislature is well below the levels registered at the beginning or end....

It was a study in contrasts, which highlighted the sharp divide that exists between the cocoon-like existence of the present government and the way our daily lives are appraised by the ordinary man in the street....

Over 16 kilometres of newly-built roads were recently opened by Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi and Urban Development and Roads Minister Jesmond Mugliett – both claiming that these are of a “European standard”....

This week, Malta commemorated the gaining of Independence. Forty-one years have already passed since that historic day, and the hoisting of the Maltese flag brings back memories and causes some reflection. ...

Transport, particularly sea transport, is the life-link of the Maltese islands....

Those who write racist letters to the newspapers often try to conceal their primitive feelings behind pseudo-rationality....

I refer to the article Gog and Magog: in the land of the beasts (TMID 15 September). ...