When people are frustrated beyond endurance because their quality of life has deteriorated, it becomes as natural as breathing to blame everything that goes wrong on the government. ...

In Malta, there is never a dull moment, although our economic climate risks becoming more and more dull with every passing day. ...

I refer to the letter titled “Sheer hypocrisy” by Joe Scicluna of Pietà TMIS, 20 August). Unlike certain people one finds in...

I always find Daphne Caruana Galizia’s Opinion page a good read largely for its brassy attitude. If she’s periodically tarred and feathered by reader’s ...

I refer to Daphne Caruana Galizia’s article “A quick Getaway” (TMIS, 20 August). ...

Marisa Micallef’s opinion piece (TMIS, 13 August) on the requirement of Maltese for admission to university could be a positive contribution to the debate on...

So much has been written by armchair critics like myself about the deteriorating state of the tourism industry, that I think another letter to the editor would not come amiss. ...

Like many others, I was shocked to read your editorial last Sunday, which basically implied that a change of Minister, indeed replacing him with the former Labour Minister, would solve all our problems...

I found the editorial (Make or break, TMID, 17 August) very interesting. I found myself in agreement with almost everything that was written. Since I myself am a floating voter, I would like to share my opinion on the subject. ...

At the outset of World War Two, the University of Oxford contributed to the war effort by publishing a series of pamphlets ...