There is one supreme and basic rule that applies to all democracies. Every so often, they are obliged by law to hold their breath, and to take measure of their performance. At this critical stage they may co...

Hats off to Dr Anglu Farrugia. It seems that he is back at his old job and is doing some detective work to boot!...

With reference to Professor Mallia’s recent statement about the government’s display at CERN, I cannot but agree completely. ...

The question of whether the new Labour leader should be a very young one, or not so young one, is not important at all. ...

Just when you think that the Labour Party has learned from its mistakes when it comes to handling the media, it goes ahead and makes another blunder...

Our financial services industry has the potential of becoming a much stronger engine of our economy. Although pro...

The sanctions by the Broadcasting Authority against the Bondiplus 17 December 2007 televised review of Evarist Saliba’s memoirs illustrate the danger of any form of censorship placed in the hands of people who ...

Considering the per-capita-defying number of newspapers – independent, pseudo-independent, partisan and not – we have had ...

It was good to see Marie Benoît back in print today. I enjoyed her visit to Bath, and was quite jealous of the excellently cooked, non-greasy English breakfasts. ...

Every so often the issue of the belated rent and property reform in Malta crops up in the press – justice delayed is justice denied; besides which, justice has to be seen to be done....