After some six months since the Panama Data Dump, the long knives in Malta are still out, and endlessly sharpened, in an unrelenting quest to claim as trophies the scalps of Konrad Mizzi and Keith...

St Julian’s is always inventing some noisy “anniversary” to celebrate, either of its band club or its patron saint. This summer, the anniversary relates to the...

We are still some days away from the resumption of political life in Europe but we can already see clouds gathering over the horizon on all sides. Post-Brexit Europe is not a happy place at all....

Over the past years, Malta has spent millions and millions to keep the sea clean. As a result, the sea became clean just a couple of years ago and Malta’s beaches began to be acclaimed as having...

It may be the height of what we in the news industry call the silly season, but there is nothing silly about the international beating that Malta took once again yesterday thanks to the...

The planning process in Malta is one of a kind. One would wish to compare and contrast it with that which is found in other countries to see what great gaps it hides. One big gap is the absence...

There have been so many glaring conflicts of interest when it comes to the new Delimara power station that one is becoming increasingly hard-pressed to identify one facet of the €400 million plus...

The term "high-rise" has become a catch-all for anything between 8 and 38 floors; and policy-makers, let alone the public, have failed to make this important distinction. Skyline and visual impact are...

I refer to the article “First cuckoo of spring may have been shot over Malta” (TMIS, 4 February). ...

It was very irresponsible to approve the expected increase of 320 residences to the already over-saturated Paceville area....