Sporting a new brand such as "New Labour" is a very ambiguous move on the part of the Labour Party, more so, since the slogan alone will not alter the fact that the same old faces with the same old attitudes still permeate the party....

It’s Oh So Quiet (Prelude) The EU regulations aimed at protecting workers from noise at the workplace are being hailed as a “quiet revolution” by the British press....

In 1999, some young adults went public with the information that they had been physically and psychologically abused as children in an institution run by nuns in Gozo....

Reference is made to Anthony Micallef Debono’s letter “Elections are hard going” in which he not only complains but also ...

I feel I must reply to your editorial “For the reform of Mepa” of last Sunday, which focused on development issues. ...

In his article “Focus on the political parties” (TMIS, 30 March), J. G. Vassallo asserts that when MPs are firstly accountable to the political party, and secondly t...

Now and only now is the right time to take in hand what the country has been delaying for sixty years: doing something about the Royal Opera House at the entrance to Valletta....

Figures released by Eurostat a few days ago showed that Malta’s unemployment rate for February held steady at 5.8 per cent for the third month in a row. ...

Charles Micallef (TMID, 22 March) never tires to target, mock and ridicule the work done by teachers in our schools. He still believes in the restricted and outdated term of teaching which, ...

We were thrilled with Fr Mario Attard’s letter The Virtue of Faith (TMID, Friday, 28 March). The mention particularly of Smith Wigglesworth and his three degrees of faith were very enlightening....