As many countries continue to stand firm and reject gay marriage, the Maltese Parliament decided to go through all its stages and readings to amend the Marriage Act and introduced gay marriage in...

Our front page story yesterday, exposing how the fines for illegal cranes are lower than those for littering, shows how little importance we give to the environment we live in and the country’...

Weeks of speculation about who would have the gumption, nerve and ambition to run for the Nationalist Party leadership were put to rest yesterday as the deadline for nominations elapsed. As the...

Maybe only a few have joined the dots. The new Air Malta board of directors brings back components from Air Malta’s historical DNA. Minister Konrad Mizzi is the son of a former high...

Not many may have noticed as yet, but the first signals of frustration have emerged amongst delegates in the Labour camp just over a month from the historic landslide victory of June 3rd. The...

Barbaric. Anarchy. Concrete jungle. These are a few of the adjectives used by our readers in reaction to a story we ran on Saturday, on the destruction of Holm Oak trees (tal-Ballut) in Lija. The...

The summer silly season is usually a time for politicians to unwind, take a vacation, collect themselves for the coming autumn and to basically give themselves and the populace a break from it all. It...

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Last Tuesday, the government of Malta presented to the European Commission and the European Central Bank a request for an assessment of whether Malta has attained the Maastricht Convergence Criteria. ...

There was a time in the not-too-distant past when many Maltese used to complain that although we are a religious-minded Roman Catholic people, we never ever had a Maltese cardinal....