Although I am English, I spent many happy years growing up in Malta and therefore regard it as my second home. I have recently returned from a fortnight’s holiday there and feel inclined to share my experiences. ...

Your regular columnist Daphne Caruana Galizia’s self-confidence is now becoming pathologically exaggerated to the extent that she is arrogantly projecting herself as an infallible opinion oracle. ...

When Ryanair announced that it would be operating to Malta with the subsidies provided by the government I was delighted. I was looking forward to travelling to new places while paying less. ...

“Far reaching negative effects of the Ta’Cenc Development” by Lesley G. Kreupl (TMIS, 19 August) is a typical contribution of a breed of a few foreigners who, after settling in our midst, soon start to lecture us with platitudes ...

When Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi calls the next general election, any time within the next 12 months, he will be facing the electorate in his capacity as PN leader for the first time. ...

Lost in their interminable and so stultifying battle for every last vote, the parties in Malta, at least the two main ones, are becoming more and more like mirror images of each other,...

Well, what a great week for news – especially for those still residing in the UK....

I am seeking information about the Jewish soldiers with the Allied forces encamped at Blata-l-Bajda in preparation for the invasion of Sicily in 1943. ...

On page 69 of the Nationalist Party’s electoral programme of the 1980s entitled “Ripe for change”, Dr Eddie Fenech Adami, then leader of the Nationalist Party, stated clearly ...

Whoever told Daphne “women whose child-bearing years are long past are urged to have sex with their husband on demand (my italics) ‘because it is their duty’?” (TMIS, 19 August)....