The last two weeks have been characterised by a tough standoff between Air Malta and its shareholder, the government of Malta on the one side, and its pilots, represented by ALPA on the other. ...

Although religion has, in part, to do with this, building altars and protecting niches is not an exclusively religious affair. It is, what in more technical jargon we call exploring a comparative...

The national airline has rarely been clear of turbulence over recent years, from its near bankruptcy and the €52 million bailout it had under the previous government to the current...

It is evident that opportunities to attract investment from the bullish US market to Malta are rich but need to be properly nurtured. The harvest is ripe for those who venture forth. With the support...

When I spoke in Parliament last Tuesday about the government’s new Bill for Standards in Public Life, I could not shake off my mind what Jo Cox had said a few weeks prior to being brutally...

There is an odd phenomenon occurring at Tal-Ibrag parish church. During Masses in Maltese, many hymns are led and sung in English. This causes confusion among the congregation. And is anyway a...

Less than two weeks after the most dramatic political event in UK’s recent history, the leadership race of the Conservative Party was won by Theresa May who declared that she will forge ahead...

I thank Stephen Zerafa, PRO, Water Services Corporation (WSC) for confirming that the WSC took several hours to fix three leaks which I had reported. Imagine water going down the drain for ...

Continued from page 6The Palestinian accord was to be on the agenda of EU foreign ministers talks on Monday in Brussels. ...

Addressing a business breakfast on 24 January, the Governor of the Central Bank, Michael C. Bonello, had some straightforward things to say....