I refer to the article by Noel Grima entitled “Should we have an environment convention or is it too late now?” (TMIS, 17 May) and the proposal of “an environmental pan-party...

On 1 April (not as an April fool joke), the Maltese Parliament legislated and approved the Gender Identity Bill and President Marie Louise Coleiro Preca signed it into law on 14 April. According...

I was overfilled with joy when I recently heard that the beatification process of Monsignor Mikiel Azzopardi, the founder of Dar tal-Providenza, could commence if the diocesan request is accepted by...

Democracy can be dangerous as recent events have shown in North Africa. We in Malta are fortunate that we shared in governing ourselves for many years before gaining independence. But democracy...

Amber gave a good performance in the semi finals of the Eurovision Song Contest on Thursday night. She sang well, her voice was true and she had a good stage presence. After the dressed rehearsals,...

When the government announced that it would be setting up the American University on pristine land, the public backlash was swift, harsh and to the point. Everyone was up in arms about the decision to...

The government is becoming more marginalised on the Zonqor Point university project with each passing day, and those backing the project are becoming increasingly very few and far between. ...

The EU seems hell bent on implementing its proposal to destroy smugglers’ boats in North Africa. On paper, it seems like a good idea, though it is a leap further from Australian Prime Minister...

How predictable! The surest sign the head of government finds himself in a tight spot is when he turns round and savages those who question his choice/s and when he has the gall to ask people to...

Malta to Malta cruises are the easiest way to discover the beauty of the Mediterranean. After all, where else can one travel luxuriously to fascinating ports without the hassle of airports, waiting...