With regard to the idea of a bridge linking the islands, Din l-Art Helwa’s main concern seems to be the visual impact it would have on the surrounding islands. Actually, if they check around the...

After the election of the new Pope, the focus of the Catholic Church has shifted from the abstract theology of Pope Benedict back to a medieval saint and “pastoral care”. After the...

As no doubt everyone is aware by now, this week the Labour Party marked its hundred days in office. It is a period that is often called “the honeymoon period”. But I wouldn’t call it...

Of course hard-core Labourites would feel shocked by certain government appointments, especially since every time a known Labour sympathiser has been appointed by this new Labour government there has...

This article is dedicated to those of us who are experiencing some feelings of helplessness and hopelessness due to a recent life change either because of a traumatic loss or because of a healthy...

The famous 100 days are over. Joseph Muscat, as expected, is still smiling away and telling us that everything is fine with his ways and methods and everything he has achieved has been close to...

Allow me to refer to an article appearing in another section of the local press titled Labourites see red over post for Bondi by journalists Juan Ameen and Ivan Camilleri The Times, Monday 17...

Contrary to what was stated in The Malta Independent on Thursday editorial, dated 20th June and entitled ‘Transparency: Power station due process” the Ministry for Energy and Conservation...

It all happened in a very silky way.   Prime Minister Joseph Muscat held a press conference grandly at the door of the Auberge de Castille, with traffic rerouted, journalists placed on a...

At the beginning of the month, the European Commission imposed provisional anti-dumping duties on Chinese solar panels, the biggest anti-dumping case the EU has ever undertaken. The escalating trade...