It is Worker’s Day and, like many other countries, Malta will be celebrating it today. Well, perhaps one should say that the major political parties are doing so....

I refer to the article Childcare services will not automatically lead to more female employment – minister (TMID, 28 April)....

In the good old days the village of Balzan was considered as one of the most peaceful on the island, renowned for its fruit gardens, pure air and a prevailing sense of ultimate relaxation. No doubt the envy of many. Alas that is now past history....

I would like to sincerely congratulate Marsaxlokk FC for making our village proud after having won the BOV Maltese Premier League. It is indeed an honour that a club hailing from such a small village, ...

I visited Mdina the other day and was impressed by the rehabilitation work that has been done. And by the fact that the residents seem to be spoiled beyond redemption....

Three years after Malta joined the EU, what has happened to the much-touted New Spring, bar of course the ubiquitous fireworks bonanza at the end of every April?...

Nobody can begrudge the government its moment of glory over the signing of Smart City. It looks like a great coup, ...

It seems to have become fashionable for certain writers to take pot-shots at groups who work in favour of the environment; after the vitriolic ...

Your report “The long extent of EIA waiving” that listed a number of so-called waIvered cases compiled by Flimkien ghal Ambjent Ah...

Having read the article “Malta ‘should be kicked out of the EU for its intransigence’” (TMIS, 15 April) – I am forwarding a copy of my reply to Simon Barnes for publication...