The Labour Party does not know what it is saying when it suggests the introduction of a reception class before students join the primary school....

Last week, the Malta Labour Party deputy leader for parliamentary affairs, Charles Mangion, wrote to this newspaper to say that Malta’s relationship with the ...

I refer to Jo Said’s letter, Picking on people (TMID, 5 February). In my article about the Labour Party’s use of him, I thought it seemly not to add to his public embarrassment by ...

It is becoming increasingly clear that respect for a person’s opinion is rapidly diminishing. ...

Once again, Alfred Sant is questioning the people’s choice to join the European Union, a democratic decision that the electorate confirmed in 2003 with a referendum, and reaffirmed with a general election result in the same year....

The date for the election has now been set and, between now and 8 March, it will be a frantic campaign by all the contesting political parties to attract as many votes as possible....

“We all know that we are close to an election campaign. We would like to, for example, see some more respect and love towards one another in speeches and judgments. Diversity is an important element in a democracy. ...

In concluding its derisive critique of coalition governments, The Malta Independent editorial (28 January) rhetorically asked, ‘Do we want Malta to become like Italy?' ...

Alfred Mifsud (TMID, 1 February) tried to shoot down the Nationalist Party billboard campaign on the devaluation of the lira. He stated that by arguing that a more competitive rate ...

For 25 years, the so-called “Washington Consensus” – comprising measures aimed at expanding the role of markets and constraining the role of the state – has dominated ...