Maybe the prime minister doesn’t understand this yet (I’m sure he does, and that there are other reasons for his inability to control his men) but by allowing members of his cabinet...

The Communist Party of Malta deplores what have occurred recently in Parliament. An important matter, such as public finances in Parliament ended up in a partisan political squabble. The present...

The Statue of Our Lady of the Lily will be carried along Mqabba's main streets on Her Feast Day, Sunday 16 June. The Procession, lead by the Confraternity of the Immaculate Conception will exit...

Nearly a year has passed since Cyprus called on to the European Union for help.  Precisely speaking, it was on the 25 June 2012.  From then on we saw the Cypriot crisis come to the fore and...

In the European Drug Report 2013, it was observed that cocaine is fast becoming cheaper and more easily obtainable throughout Europe and Malta is no exception.   In reference to Malta, the...

Many in the gay community have castigated me for failing to recommend the immediate introduction of same-sex marriage in Malta in my report, “Same Sex: Same Civil Entitlements”. As the...

Everywhere you go in Malta, you risk putting your foot in it, literally. You find dog poo everywhere. Some dog owners are responsible and clean up after their pets, taking a plastic bag with them, as...

The fact that Gianluca’s son Tommorrow made it into the BBC charts showed just what a good song it is. Gianluca put in a great performance at the Eurovision, but the song did not...

Maybe the reverberations here in Malta of last week’s murderous butchery of a British soldier right in front of his own barracks by a Kenyan man who went on to justify, as he saw it, what he had...

The Bank of Valletta’s main office building in Santa Venera is playing host to a jot to be missed retrospective exhibition of works by renowned architect, artist and poet Richard England. The...