Listening to the speeches in Parliament on Wednesday risked turning the whole event into a time-warp.   There was not just the sound and cadences of Lawrence Gonzi, which we have heard so...

Were it up to certain Opposition circles, certain studies should or would have never been commissioned.   They were often instantly dismissed as witch hunts even before their contents were...

The die is cast, the alarm bells are ringing. A site left dormant for over 200 years has been suddenly and fiercely pounced upon by land speculators. The Gharghar battery site at the top of Kappara...

As can be seen in the photographs I sent with this letter, there are several such companies.   I wish to ask: Is this according to the Structural Plan? Did this start illegally and was...

Year in year out, the annual programme of the festivities in honour of St George in Victoria, Gozo carries the usual titles of “protoparrokkjali” (protoparish), “Arċimatriċi”...

I refer to the article titled “Malta now only EU country without life saving abortion law,” (TMIS, 14 July).   There is no such thing as a life-saving abortion. Abortion is...

Assuming that we wish to solve our immigration crisis, here is my take.   The no policy of the previous Nationalist administration has failed. A policy of pushback cannot be pursued, since...

The election of Pope Francis was greeted with acclaim, which has since turned into unacknowledged disillusionment.   Disenchantment is palpable in the awkward silence that follows some...

Let’s start with the good   Sometimes politicians are criticized for failing to be objective in their assessment of their opponents and for only saying things which put their...

In 1945, Clement Attlee won a landslide victory in the first post-war general election in Britain, bringing the Labour Party to power. A year later, during a heated debate in the House of Commons, the...