The question we ask on our front page is not related really, in essence, to China. What we are asking is why Prime Minister Joseph Muscat decided to give the Health Ministry portfolio to Konrad...

The Prime Minister reshuffled his Cabinet yesterday afternoon and what do you know, he didn’t even have the courage to face the press and take their questions. He remained behind the firmly...

A few days after George Abela was sworn-in as President of the Republic, his office organised a social activity for senior members of the media at San Anton Palace.   Dr Abela took time to...

Malta tomorrow celebrates the 35th anniversary of Freedom Day, a day on which we commemorate the withdrawal of the British military from Malta.  To today’s younger generation those events...

I refuse to join the instant comment jamboree to speculate and weave hypotheses about the reshuffle.   I am writing what I decided days ago what I want to write today.   What...

By the end of next week, Malta will have a new President. Current Minister for Family Affairs and Social Solidarity, Marie Louise Coleiro Preca, will become the ninth President of the Republic of...

The European Parliament representative office in Malta has conducted a series of consultation meetings between business representatives in order to make a list of priorities for Maltese businesses for...

Some time ago, when I wrote about Marie Louise Coleiro Preca’s presidential nomination, I said that kicking her upstairs, no matter how prestigious San Anton is perceived to be, would be a...

It is quite surreal, that 12 months into a new government, we have, as yet, no indication of an economic roadmap for this legislature. This is particularly disconcerting when one considers the fact...

The sudden shift in the psyche of our government is truly amazing. It actually confirms why people voted so massively for a change in direction and style in March of last year. From a government which...