This Christmas has surely been a great blessing to me: a friend of mine gave me a Christmas present that I truly keep appreciating for the rest of my life. I was lovingly given a copy of the book...

Learning should take place in a relaxed atmosphere. It takes time for knowledge to sink in and time and space should be given just as when you water plants. The best rain in Malta is the type that...

The fact that a private business venture is having a hard time finding its feet would, under normal circumstances, not attract too much media attention.  The fact that a private business venture...

Barely had the New Year's bells stopped pealing, leftovers been disposed of, and tinsel and lights taken down than the year's first thorns started to appear. In truth, they were always there but had...

Like all other workers, teachers have a right to strike. They have the right to protect their interests and battle to improve their working conditions. But this should not come at the expense of...

Last week we summarized the year 2017 which, all in all was not a very pleasant one. The past twelve months saw the country’s economy grow but they were also tainted with scandal and blood....

After last night’s feasting, and the sleeping off of whatever we took, the cold clear light of the new day, the first light of the new year, (hopefully) clears away the cobwebs of the night and...

There are so many issues to potentially address in this final editorial of the year: the tragic loss of Daphne Caruana Galizia (which Noel Grima does in fine fashion in his opinion piece), the...

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Beginning a new year tomorrow is only a chronological sequence of the country's progress that builds on the resilience of our people - as shown over the past year - and on lessons learnt through good...