Malta’s first steps towards becoming an international financial centre   Anthony R Curmi       The series of articles entitled ‘The Cabinet Papers’...

    Numerous opinions have been expressed by some members of the clergy and laymen on the current situation of the Church and in particular the leadership qualities of Archbishop...

        “The Lord’s voice flashes flames of fire.” Psalm 28.   In it, we face the unleashing of a storm.  The Hebrew term qol, which...

        Seeing the Cospicua Docks come to life is a breath of fresh air. After years of abandonment, the area became decrepit and was an eyesore. The project had been in...

        It’s August and the heat, the feasts and the industrial shutdown all contribute towards making this month slower than many others. Earlier this month, I had...

        The news that a ceasefire was reached between Israel and Hamas has been greeted with great Hurrahs in the diplomatic world, Malta included.   But, with...

        One may think the world did not break off for summer. There was fighting in Ukraine, terrible fighting in Gaza, Ebola broke out of its narrow confines plus...

        The prime minister and his wife (for that nice personal touch) hosted shopkeepers to a reception at Villa Francia in Hal Lija to make them feel involved and that...

        It is the end of August and the sun is blistering hot. Yet Malta’s roads seem to be congested as they always are.   Everywhere you look, there are...

        I will start with our Police Force. A force such as this is there not only to keep law and order, but also to assist citizens (or anybody for that matter) and...