The economy has been growing steadily and the government continues to watch out for and empower  those who are not feeling it. The forthcoming budget will continue in that direction. The...

The Pastoral letter issued last Sunday by our bishops on the questions and problems faced by Maltese and foreign couples wishing to rent an apartment hit the nail on the head. People, especially young...

I refer to the letter by Fr Mario Attard OFM Cap appearing in The Malta Independent on Sunday of 9 September, under the heading 'Hell Exists'. In a survey among Maltese Catholics some years ago, 52.3...

The actions by the environmental activists who, with drums in hand, protested outside a Planning Authority hearing last Thursday sparked varying reactions on social media. Some people welcomed...

The European Court of Auditors this week said that much more needs to be done to protect citizens from air pollution, adding that EU action has so far not delivered its expected impact. Air...

It was a poignant piece of street theatre on Tuesday when activists took to the streets of Valletta in a mock trial of a number of European leaders, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat included, over recent...

The world joined the United States yesterday to mark a grim milestone in commemorating the 17th year since the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks on New York, Washington D.C., and in that field in...

As the European Union celebrates its 50th birthday this month marking half a century of peace, stability and prosperity, it now faces one of its biggest challenges which might well shape the course of its future – how to deal with its energy problems....

Dr John Refalo Noe vs Garden Of Eden LimitedCourt of Appeal...

The internet revolution has brought with it several changes in our way of life, in particular by providing the means to obtain information quickly and efficiently....