A lot has been written and spoken about certain dispensations from the EU Birds Directive as it applies to Malta. Most of what has been stated is a misconception. ...

With reference to Mr Giov. DeMartino’s letter appearing in The Malta Independent on Sunday of 11 September...

You witness it all there, on the imposing, though apparently decaying, façade of our beautiful Presidential Palace:...

The House of Representatives is about to resume its business after the summer recess, and Malta’s politicians will go back to the salt mines, as it were....

A few days ago, MLP leader Alfred Sant declared that the Prime Minister should change the Cabinet “in the national interest”. ...

During my meetings in Malta over the past two weeks, it has become clear to me that the Maltese are strong partners in the international community’s support of freedom, democracy and human rights throughout the world. I look forward to Malta...

A recent letter by the Superintendent of Cultural Heritage (The Times, 1st September) and an article in The Independent on Sunday (11th September) highlight once again the beginning of the end of part of an extensive ...

The only thing that Malta and Japan probably have in common is the colour of their national flags. Contrasts, however, abound – especially in recent political experience....

We are parents of students who were in Year 6 A at Zabbar Primary school in 2004/2005 and we believe that Noel Paris is a unique teacher....

In her Sunday sermon, Daphne Caruana Galizia, writing about the ongoing issue with the Sea Malta privatisation, has excelled yet again in flaunting her know it all...