Readers of The Malta Independent on Sunday will have wondered what judgment of the Press Ethics Commission your editorial writer must have been referring to in his editorial of 16 June...

The news that Gozo is likely to hold a referendum to decide on the choice of a permanent link with Malta either by a bridge or tunnel will surely rekindle heated discussions expressing varied views of...

Since the 100 days of his pontificate have elapsed, precisely on 20 June, it is high time to evaluate Pope Francis’ spirit-led pontificate.   The dominant characteristic that greatly...

It was my pleasure to note the views of such a great authority as Prof. Joseph Brincat in his letter of 23 June on the question of the shift from Arabic to Maltese. In human affairs, the other’s...

This is just not good enough.   The people who voted for the Opposition, and even the country at large, expects the Opposition to oppose.   But over the past days, it has let...

Last Wednesday, the European People’s Party, which I am a member of, hosted a group conference in Brussels concerning political developments in Georgia. Nestled in the Caucuses with a population...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat is participating in the European Council meeting taking place in Brussels between yesterday and today. This will be the third European Council meeting for the Prime...

We are now drawing closer to the end of the seven year programming period 2007-2013 and everyone is eager to see what the European Union’s priorities will be for the next seven years, 2014-2020....

There is a person who seems to have handed in his resignation who deserves the thanks of the nation.   Recent reports said Emmanuel Ellul has recently resigned from head of the...

I suppose it happens all the time, but I never felt as I felt last Saturday at Robert Gauci’s funeral in Hamrun that not enough was being said about him to describe his life and...