Picking out of China"s pockets a meagre sum of  euro 200 million to save up to surface Enemalta from continuing to drown deeper,is ironic.   To sell 25 per cent  of our...

The publication of the Civil Union Act last Monday is a clear signal that the current administration values and believes in the principle of equality, not only in its rhetoric but also in...

The tragic sight of scores of bodies of immigrants laid out on the beaches of Lampedusa and Sicily has driven home vividly the horror and nature of global migration. Comfortable in our Maltese bubble,...

So the government has had seven months in which to draft the Civil Union bill but it gave the Opposition only 48 hours to assimilate it and come up with a reaction.   The bill will start...

The strong, clear and uncompromising message by Archbishop Paul Cremona, as guardian of the moral fibre of our society, to our politicians and others in public office on Independence Day did not come...

I am writing in the name of Bisazza Street residents and shop owners since we have been complaining to the local council on bins with open doors for over two months.   There are some six...

Reports that the government will hand over a substantial proportion of energy production and distribution in private hands goes contrary to public interest. Żminijietna maintains that since energy is...

The Prime Minister rightly described the AFM personnel who took part in the rescue of some 250 migrants as “heroes”. He is right. They are heroes and they deserve the praise and admiration...

Three deadly Mediterranean shipwrecks that claimed the lives of hundreds of would-be asylum-seekers fleeing war and repression sharpened calls for humanitarian corridors to allow safe passage to...

    In these past days I had the grace of enjoying a fascinating treatise, written in 1759, by the great bishop and doctor of the Church, founder of the Congregation of the Most Holy...