The government seems to be getting itself geared for serious business after a lull of some three months during which the political agenda was ceded to Labour’s internal reformation....

Summer approaches stealthily in Luxembourg. Hot, hot days unravel as surprise packages on weekends when I might be lucky enough to have the odd blonde sunbathing in the public park under my terrace in ...

The government is quite right in deciding to tackle the most urgent and non-postponable issues right at the beginning of a new legislature. ...

With schooldays over, the summer season, closely associated with village feasts, enters into full swing....

When I read letters blaming politicians for every woe or concern, I wonder whether we are still living in a bubble.Politicians, worldwide, ...

It will not be an easy matter for the European Union to convince the Irish people to change their mind when they vote – or if they vote – again in another referendum on the Lisbon Treaty....

I am writing in connection with the limbo situation of the equity sharing scheme. ...

Your editorial Political seasons, (TMID, 24 June), showers praise on new Malta Labour Party leader Joseph Muscat for his approach during the press conference he gave on the government’s first 100 days in office....

I write in reference to the article “University launches MA in Maltese studies” (TMID, 24 June)....

In your editorial “Respecting rules”, (TMID, 21 June), you shower praise on the authorities because nearly 3,000 people have been charged with breaking the smoking ban imposed in October 2004....