Ever since the surprise launch of the cash-for-passports scheme, and I say surprise because nowhere was it to be found the Labour Party's electoral manifesto, the PN has resiliently voiced strong...

After yesterday’s public humiliation at the hands of the Prime Minister who ordered him to remove the tent structure that without any notice or consultation suddenly sprouted at Mater Dei...

Malta may have just lost its dignity or is on the verge of losing it. The controversy about the selling of Maltese citizenship to people who have a strong financial...

In a country where the only natural resource is the human one, it is imperative that each and every student is educated and trained to the best of his/her abilities.  Society has evolved in such...

The court decision yesterday that decided in favour of National Bank shareholders who had sued the government for breaching their human rights in the take-over of the bank in 1973 was not the first,...

    Kurt Lepre recently graduated with a Master’s in Chemical Biology and Drug Design from the University of Leeds.   He was sponsored by the Strategic Educational...

It’s a scene we all know and love. The human drama played out in a cave where a family huddle together for warmth while three kings from the East bear rich gifts, has captured the imagination...

GasanMamo Insurance and Island Insurance Brokers have collaborated to have Mattia Preti’s painting of St Luke painting the Virgin exhibited at the Accademia di San Luca in Rome.   On...

If the government and the Opposition know what’s good for them, they will encourage and back the holding of a referendum on spring hunting and not sit on the fence as they have tended to do so...

One of the promises upon which the PL built its victory at the last election was the transformation of Malta into the best of EU Member States. At face value, this promise sounded charming, but in...