Justice Minister Owen Bonnici yesterday paid a visit to the new Law Enforcement System Agency to mark its first 100 days of operation. What should have been a routine press conference turned into...

Figures issued by Eurostat yesterday showed that  the Eurozone is finally recovering and that the jobless rate is the lowest that it has been in the past four years. However, the overall...

The government, and the Prime Minister in particular, has started the New Year off on a particularly bad note with yet another overproduced, highly partisan public relations message to the...

Another tragedy claimed the life of a young motorcyclist yesterday after she was hit by a truck in Lija. She was only 27-years-old. She was the first person to die on Maltese roads this year. But it...

Reference is being made to the editorial carried on the 30 December entitled “How to undermine trust”, particularly in the part where it states: “It was quite predictable that...

Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has been criticised from a number of quarters for the length of his New Year’s message, as well as the cost of the slick, yet over the top video. On New...

When Malta suspended Schengen regulations, a few things became apparently clear. First and foremost, the Maltese people felt safer. The second thing was that it was obvious that the system allowed for...

“No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main.” These are the first lines written by John Donne, a 17th-century poet, in his Devotions...

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If for no other reason, the assembling of the Constitutional Convention the government has been promising is an absolute necessity to redefine the country’s constitutional neutrality to meet the...