I refer to the letter “No mandate to protect asylum seekers?” (TMIS, 7 October) in response to my letter “No mandate” (TMIS, 30 September)....

Your regular columnist Daphne Caruana Galizia intrigues me. I am intrigued because the more I read the venomous pieces she writes on your paper, the more I compare her to a spiteful worker who harbours a grudge against ...

The last few weeks have certainly given new meaning to the term “dirty campaigning”. If this is going to be the level of debate before we go to the polls, it won’t be...

After two decades in government, and a few months away from a general election the Nationalist Party has published a vision statement entitled “Vision 2015”. The vision is very broadly defined but not beefed up....

Over the last 14 years, the Nationalist Party has presented the best individuals available who were prepared to give voluntary service to their particular localities in the administration of local government. ...

Statistics published by Eurostat, the EU’s statistical office, show that while wages and salaries grew by an average 3.3 per cent in the EU, in Malta this grew by a meagre 0.3 per cent....

Can there ever be too many newspapers? I start with an immediate auto answer to the question: of course not. With ink in my blood probably since conception, I have always believed the more newspapers we have ...

I was disappointed with Professor Mallia’s response (“No good air”, TMIS, 7 October) to my contribution (“Who’s burning our lungs?” TMIS, 30 September). ...

Despite having his “love handles” airbrushed out of a photograph in Paris Match while claiming that he had no time for Winston Churchill, as he was fat, le petit president is still worth a few words....

It takes a social psychologist to explain how and why small communities are often split down the middle for religious, political or even sporting reasons. ...