While at Lourdes recently, Pope Benedict XVI continued a liturgical initiative he started last May when he decreed that all his communicants should kneel and receive Holy Communion on their tongues....

I refer to the editorial Something to hide (TMID, 19 September). Allow me to concur with your position that the shipyards' workers and their families have a right to be kept informed about the privatisation process. ...

Nearly four and a half years have already passed since Malta became a member of the European Union and, thankfully, the matter is no longer a political issue that divided the country in the run-up towards the 2003 referendum....

Print media reportage of the recent clash between the Electoral Commission and the leader of AD – The Green Party, Prof. Arnold Cassola, who is championing the voting rights of resident non-Maltese EU citizens, ...

Little things please little minds. That is why we were not surprised that Labour and friends were so happy when they found out that their new leader is more popular than our Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi. ...

A recent Department of Information (DOI) directive regarding the required dress code at press briefings, which some journalists took exception too, is a commendable step in re-establishing the “ownership” of things public ...

Unfortunately, Malta suffered two heavy and somewhat expected defeats against Portugal (0-4) on home soil and against Albania (0-3), which though some years ago were considered as minnows in the international scene, ...

The issue of irregular migration has undoubtedly become one of the major preoccupations of our citizens, and rightly so. The influx of boat people in our country has become ...

When he was elected Malta Labour Party leader, Joseph Muscat promised a new political season and said that that there will be an earthquake within the party...

I refer to the article Foreign birdwatchers are not welcome – FKNK (TMID, 10 September).Why is the hunters’ and ...