Referring to Daphne Caruana Galizia (TMIS, 19 August, and previous contributions), how about this thought of a wise religious man and Nobel Peace Prize laureate?...

Doesn’t the Richard Muscat incident reflect badly on the Maltese media when it was stated that the Irish media was responsible for his resignation on an allegation of sexual assault committed by his son, but he did not deem it fit to resign...

Over the past few years, both the Fenech Adami and Gonzi administrations concentrated on trying to boost economic growth. Past attempts to solve this problem made little headway, ...

The way certain people in Malta are ready to bend over backwards to satisfy Gaddafi’s volitions is outrageous. I could not believe it when I read that the only reaction to Sarkozy’s nuclear deal with Libya from both ...

Towards the end of July, the Prime Minister presented the pre-budget document entitled Families Growing Stronger. ...

The way irregular migration has been portrayed in the media lately is a far cry from the way it was reported last year and earlier this year....

Last March I was present at one of the fringe meetings organised by the Labour Party to discuss one of the five social documents approved by the party’s general conference a few weeks before. ...

Martin Galea’s article “Development At Ta’ Cenc” is another obvious attempt to influence the MEPA board in its decision regarding the Ta’ Cenc project. He is again being selective in his orchestrated attacks...

I was appalled to read that the development of Ta’ Cenc has once again reared its ugly head. Very well timed – for the summer break (when nobody is home and nothing gets done except condoning dodgy permits and licences)...

This was the week that saw financial market turmoil spread around the world as the flight from risky investments sent emerging markets and leading stock indices plunging....