There is no way the Nationalist Party can beat Joseph Muscat’s outfit if it intends to continue being a reactionary party to the red herrings and spin tactics with which the Prime Minister has...

We are now near the half-way mark of the Maltese Presidency of the EU Council, the first time ever that Malta held this post. So far, it would seem that Malta has done well. There have not been,...

“I’m actually in love with Gozo and find it incredibly intriguing; the culture, the way of life, the intense natural beauty everywhere, all of it. I went to the Azure Window, the Citadel...

This Wednesday is 8 March – a date that has become synonymous with the celebration of International Women’s Day, having been established as such by the United Nations in 1975. The first...

Minister Konrad Mizzi this week lashed out at this newspaper and accused it of having lied in his regard when we published an article in his respect last summer, an article that had asked valid...

How can Minister Owen Bonnici still believe he is right, when a long list of experts has proved him to be wrong by exposing the grievous shortcomings of the government’s draft Media and...

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The indications are that the first tangible steps towards ‘full election mode’ in Malta have been taken. The junk mail has started. I’m told that the Election Commission has visited...

Two years ago, alarm bells set off ringing and the future of Air Malta – our national carrier – was very much in the balance....

We have been part of the EU for a little under three years, yet our legislation still lacks some fundamental rights with regard to our children’s best interest and welfare....