When I visited Budapest last week, one of the first stops was at the Hungarian Parliament building.   Two things struck me: the first is the splendour of the structure and the pride with...

I noticed that The Times yesterday interviewed a few prisoners who had been released early because of the amnesty celebrating the Labour victory, and their families. They were all hard-luck cases: a...

Ever since the election, a steady stream of mainly Labour supporters have moved in to occupy most posts in the ministries, the quangos, the agencies and anywhere else where the government holds sway...

Mr Privitera is obviously still reeling from Malta’s democratic decision, taken many years ago, to join the European Union. He is still sticking to his guns and has taken umbrage at a suggestion...

On 28 June 2012, Harisen Patrimonju Mosti (HPM) submitted the largest environmental petition in Malta’s history to the highest authorities of the state in order to save Wied il-Ghasel from a...

It is interesting to note how Michael Asciak in his article “Necessary and contingent dichotomy in human sexuality” (TMIS, June 2) tries to justify his prejudices with arguments about...

As the national jurisdiction in Malta of the above-mentioned Order, we are particularly distressed and mortified by the correspondence that appeared in The Malta Independent on Sunday of 2 June...

I am writing to express my utter frustration over the fact that I have been on a waiting list for a knee replacement operation for the last four years. In the meantime my condition has become...

The government’s motto throughout the long election campaign was welcoming and refreshing – ‘Malta Taghna Lkoll’ (Malta belongs to all of us).   On Spinola Road,...

Gianluca Bezzina’s impressive performance in the last Eurovision Song Contest is undisputed. The recently graduated doctor and part-time singer left an indelible impression on many people. Some...