The Justice and Home Affairs Minister is presently trying to pass legislation that will amend specific areas of the Criminal Code and other laws. Most of the amendments are plausible and merit the support and approval of the Opposition. But three particul...

Parliamentary Secretary Tonio Fenech was frank enough to confess the government’s concern about inflation, when he addressed a number off local journalists at a two-day seminar on the euro at Le Meridien St Julian’s last week....

It is most confusing that on the same page, Daphne Caruana Galizia defends the wonder of nature and the beauty of the missing hoopoes and snarls at the hunter, yet agrees with the destruction of innocent and defenceless human life in the womb....

Alternattiva’s Edward Fenech rehashes his baseless complaints about the privatisation of Maltacom at his hysterical and pointless press conference (Smarter than Austin, TMIS, 21 May). ...

I would not like to comment on the substance of Charles Flores’ article entitled “Café Pathetique” (TMIS, 21 May). However, what I would certainly like to point out is that it is not true that during the celebrations in Valletta on 9 May, the EU ambassad...

If one were to abstract from the subject matter of the current hot dispute in Malta, which focuses on the illegal immigrants and what to do with them, and if one considers the red-hot emotions that have been created, one can conclude this may indeed be a ...

I am pleased that an organisation such as the Malta Association of Women in Business exists in Malta, tackling such issues which were highlighted (TMID, 19 May)....

Quality of life has improved in leaps and bounds when the human species invented easy and efficient means of mobility. ...

The Prime Minister’s two-day visit to France has been described as a highly successful promotion of Malta among French business interests....

I could not help but smile when I read the caption “Ahead of schedule”, on the front page of your newspaper (TMID, 16 May)....