In a recent leader, this paper spoke about the St John’s Co-Cathedral museum and expressed the fear that, although approved by the PA permit, the building works to create a huge hall where the...

Gozo’s tourism sector, on which the island’s economy so highly depends, is clearly passing through a phase of unprecedented, sustainable expansion and growth that is generating further...

The newly demerged Malta Environment and Planning Authority failed what can be considered as its first major test last week, and in a most spectacular fashion.   Not only did the supposedly...

Prior to the 2013 election, Labour promised heaven on earth to all and sundry. Clearly, many of these promises were given to conflicting groups with conflicting interests. It was immediately apparent...

Tourism is a very dynamic and resilient economic sector. So far, statistics issued for this current year indicate an overall strong desire to travel and this continues to drive tourism growth globally...

In a world which exalts the powerful and the machos, in many ways being little is senseless. In fact, for the arrogant it is sheer folly! Yet, for those who really want to be great they have to be...

What would the world be like in years to come if tomorrow’s parents, leaders and policy makers had the skills to resolve conflicts?  Would it be too much to dream that families could deal...

Politicians are sometimes negatively perceived as those self conceited people who love to hear themselves and be in the limelight. Although I do realise that some criticism may be well deserved, the...

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I refer to Marisa Micallef’s article “of spin doctors and real doctors” (TMIS, 28 January)....