If you want to make a good name for Malta and its friendly people, put a smile on your face and get some manners! ...

The granting of a permit by Mepa for the development of villas with pools at Ramla l-Hamra (brought to the public’s attention by this paper ...

Finally, the government has come out of hibernation and is trying to tackle the island’s illegal immigration crisis. I’ve been reading articles on this subject for months, mostly by people who have no respect for our ...

Please advise Mr Flores that the e-mail that has been making the rounds here in Malta...

The first preliminary exercises are in train in anticipation of an early pre-election budget. It is earnestly hoped that the government will go beyond the theatrics of so-called ...

Malta’s politicians are more conscious than the average citizen that the country is labouring under pressing problems, which include a structural deficit of long duration, massive national debt, the servicing cost of which ...

Valletta has taken a leap into the present (sic) with the introduction of battery-operated cabs to supplement the Controlled Vehicular Access system in an attempt to curb pollution levels in the city....

The filtering problemThe internet is a kind of two-edged sword. On the one hand it has brought an abundance of information at the touch of a button, new information sharing, new ways of communicating and has brought down...

Ms Caruana Galizia mentioned the Men for Christ prayer group in her article “The magic shoelace” (TMIS, 3 June). ...

Daphne Caruana Galizia’s writing is, usually, highly irresponsible, written as if there were no consequences to it. She wrote that Dutch pro-abortionist Dr Gomperts could come ...