Tourism forms the backbone of our economy and, naturally, it is always a matter of controversy....

While judiciously entertaining the possibility that the controversial Scott Wilson report may not be all good news, your editorial (TMID 19 February)....

Mr Giov. DeMartino likes comparing the present to the 1980s (actually, rather than comparing, he tries to justify any present-day mishap by comparing life with that era)....

The government has come up with a scheme to collect what it is owed in Value Added Tax, deciding to waive penalties that are supposed to be imposed on 6,500 businessmen who have so far failed to comply with court orders to pay up their dues....

I daily read several local and foreign newspapers. ...

I love it! Austin Gatt is demanding that Enemalta apologise for the gas cylinder fiasco (TMID 21 February). ...

What a breath of fresh air! Marisa Micallef’s article (TMID 21 February), in the most part, is spot on. ...

Last week I tabled the Malta Communications Authority annual report in Parliament. I believe that one has to look at this report from two main aspects. ...

OK, we have it. The social pact has fallen through – disappointingly so. ...

My contribution of last week Blind Alley has generated an abnormally high volume of feedback, mostly agreeing with my analysis though quite a few offering different opinions as to who is to blame....