On a personal basis, Francis Zammit Dimech is a likeable man. He can be witty, and is laid back enough to be able to blend in the most disparate of backgrounds. He is also a keen political animal with a ...

This other day, I awoke to find yet another MTA leaflet unceremoniously thrust into my letterbox. I knew instantly it was an MTA leaflet because of the colour – pale vomit-green ...

Your editorial The third force (TMID, 11 August) asks the crucial question whether “AD will elect a representative in parliament, a breakthrough that would give AD a much stronger voice and give it the energy to continue its fight”....

I love the way any possible change to our capital city causes an absolute furore. ...

For any strategy to succeed, it is important that there is a strong awareness of its vision, priorities and the goals being pursued not just by those who implement the strategy, but indeed, with the wider community of stakeholders being affected. ...

The planned simultaneous attacks on aircraft that were foiled by British authorities last week can be described as one small victory against terrorism....

Prof. Juanito Camilleri seems to be giving the university a new beginning....

British tourist arrivals, year on year, are down by more than 16 per cent, the government has admitted. ...

A debate is taking place in another section of the press about the desirability or otherwise of having the George Cross removed from our flag. The deluge of correspondence about this subject surprises me....

Long ago and far away, the ruling Nationalist Party was led by a breed of well-meaning idealists. ...