Could the responsible authorities in charge of adverts of the Euro Changeover transmitted on local television stations please correct the mis-spelt Maltese word: ...

I refer to the letter by John Saliba Women’s right to vote (TMID, 2 November). Yes, Mr Saliba, all Constitutions (except the Constitution of the Republic) were granted by the British Government including the ...

Historic is an adjective that has been used twice over the past few days. It was the term used by the government to describe the agreements that were reached in the health sector....

John Saliba, (TMID, 2 November), said that it’s “absolutely not true” that a Labour government gave Maltese women the right to vote. Since he writes from far-away South Africa, ...

Every time an election approaches, there is huge speculation as to when this should be held....

Those who thought that the Prime Minister would have blown the whistle for the election countdown, announcing the date when the new government will be elected at the end of the parliamentary debate on the 2008 budget, were grossly mistaken....

I would like to refer to your report on the parliamentary debate (TMID, 3 November) concerning the portfolio of the Prime Minister and Finance Minister ...

The reappointment of Andrew Calleja as chairman of the Malta Environment and Planning Authority is very bad news ...

I am writing to you to express my feelings of disgust and deep disappointment with the appalling lack of organisation at the so-called Legends match between England and Italy at Ta’ Qali. The match had been billed as ...

Quintus Fabius Maximus Verrucosus called Cunctator (the Delayer), a Roman politician and soldier, was born in Rome around 275 BC and died there in 203 BC. ...