Emma Borg   Strada Stretta is arguably one of Malta's most well-known streets due to it historically being a centre of indulgence and promiscuity. It is famously known as a street that...

Over the past few days many calls have been made for the Police Commissioner’s head to roll. This newspaper was the first to do so in an editorial.  Lawrence Cutajar was never a...

Almost 50 months ago, the majority of the electorate ignored warnings not to trust Joseph Muscat and voted for him and Labour. Before the election, Muscat, through his honeyed words, promised...

Amid all talk of economic excellence, two statistics that were issued by Eurostat yesterday show the other side of the coin, with regards to Malta and educational attainment. For Malta has among...

The Prime Minister really must, at the very least, call a general election immediately if he is to continue serving the country as a leader as opposed to simply being the person in power. It is...

Ever since the allegation surfaced claiming that Michelle Muscat is Egrant, the country has been holding its breath. All bets are off and ordinary business is suspended. Government continues with its...

On 29 March this year, the United Kingdom formally set in train the procedures under article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty so as to sever its membership with the European Union.  We may not agree, but...

The Labour Party’s General Conference started to look and feel like one of those old circuses that travel from one village to the next bringing with it some novel amusement to keep the villagers...

Consumers – as a basic component of any economy – require a regulated environment that encourages trust. Legislation protecting consumers has long been in force...

Ten years is a long time to wait for any government to implement any policy but when such procrastination comes at the expense of the quality of life of 35 per cent of the population it governs, foot-dragging becomes wholly unacceptable....