It is unique because nowhere in Europe do teachers have as much holidays as they do in Malta. Even Minister Bartolo admitted this lately. For example, in every EU country the academic year starts in...

It has been two weeks since Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder. Horror has turned to anger, and that anger is now turning into a realisation that as a nation we are utterly immature. In the wake of...

Let us put aside for a moment, and for our collective sanity, any suggestion that Daphne's gruesome end was the result of a political hatchet job and lean to the only alternative that it was a...

An opportunity to get a glimpse at the world’s petrol prices for the period 2007 - 2017 is available in the July issue of the Italian motor enthusiast’s magazine ‘Quatroruote’...

Daphne Caruana Galizia may have been laid to rest yesterday, the country may have had its national day of mourning, and well wishers may have paid their final respects.  But the fact of the...

The country today bids farewell to one of its best known and most daring journalists. Daphne’s body will finally be laid to rest but her indomitable spirit will live on in the thousands she...

Ongoing public vociferous calls for the resignation of the Attorney General and the Commissioner of Police by the Nationalist Party and civil society organisations raises the issue of mob rule versus...

The case of the missing woman who was held in a cave by her estranged husband was not only shocking because of the brutal method allegedly employed but also because it lay bare yet another ugly and...

Joseph Zammit’s letter entitled An uphill task for the Church (TMID, 3 March) is factual, but Mr Zammit’s attitude lacks conviction. ...

While the Nationalist media tried to give us the impression that during Xarabank, the PM committed himself to a 2008 general election, although I followed his words carefully...