The country’s top brass have traipsed to Rome for the canonisation ceremony of Dun Gorg Preca and bells will ring out today in joy and pride that a son of Malta is acknowledged as a saint of the Catholic Church ...

The article entitled “FAA: Court case not decided yet” (TMIS, 27 May) is, to borrow a phrase used in the article itself, “completely incorrect” in giving the impression that the Maltese courts have not pronounced themselves ...

Ever happened to be looking at a photo of yourself as a young, cheerful child, understandably flanked by caring and loving parents or other family members, only to feel nostalgic about those wonderful years gone by? ...

The Blessed Dun Gorg Preca will be declared a saint by Pope Benedict XVI during a ceremony to be held at the Vatican tomorrow....

I’m no Labour delegate. I’m no Labour Party activist. However, certain declarations seem to have been either hastily jotted down, or else carefully drawn up with the intention of appositely showing the nice ...

Reference is made to “eLearning” theme (The Times, 24 May; TMID, 24 May; Business Weekly, 24 May)....

The Nationalist Party held its general council meeting last weekend. It is an annual event where the party, every time, opens itself to the people from all walks of life, ...

The Prime Minister had some good news for the Maltese people last week....

The biggest fallacy the Nationalist Party and the Malta Labour Party have ever attempted to spin was that a vote for Alternattiva Demokratika was “wasted”. ...

Reading the letter by Patrick Fenech (TMID, 29 May) about litter on the beach at Sliema or any beach in Malta I have only a small comment to make!...