The rise in the electoral temperature, as Malta approaches the run-in to the next general election, is a sure sign that the country’s democratic environment is not listless. ...

An investment in scientific surveys to protect the marine area around FilflaAnother project implemented by the Malta Environment and Planning Authority with the support of structural funds and, more precisely, ...

Education is one of the three pillars, together with the economy and the environment, on which the government wants to build the country....

The Urban Development and Roads Minister said last week that the government “hopes to embark on a public-private partnership to turn one of the university’s car parks into a fully-fledged bus terminus...

Now that the general election is just around the corner, just sit back and watch the Prime Minister demonstrate his prowess at implementing his “new way of doing politics”. ...

How nice it was to read (TMID, 2 October) of two flamingos at Ghadira Nature Reserve. ...

The World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Report 2006-2007 improved Malta’s ranking in the race for competitiveness. ...

During a meeting of the General Workers’ Union Central Administration held last Wednesday, Tony Zarb and his crew received a unanimous vote of confidence by acclamation....

The battle of words in the local media between the Malta Hotels and Restaurants Association and Air Malta can do little to help the tourism sector, a sector upon which both entities depend....

Please allow me to shower praise on the medical staff at St Luke’s Emergency ward. On 5 October my son was involved in an unfortunate accident which could have had severe repercussions...