It is pretty much par for the course that the government at large is using, time and time again, the very same tactics of working the system to protect its individual members who stand accused of the...

This is supposed to be the heyday of sellers as the approaching Christmas days mark the usual buying spree days with lights, colours, noise and crowds all conspiring to drive us all to buy, buy and...

Workers on the state payroll are soon to be given a set of guidelines by the government when making use of social media, and public speaking. Malta seems to have a bit of a grotesque relationship...

The Opposition’s policy paper on good governance has shifted the tectonic plates of Malta’s political landscape, significantly so, and the Prime Minister did well last Sunday to have...

So some lowly pen pusher working in the dungeon underneath the new Parliament seems to have thought he (or she) had uncovered a scandal. The fuel consumption of the car used by the Leader of the...

We are well into December and the Festive Season (love it or hate it) is well and truly upon us. People are shopping in their droves as they hunt for that quintessential gift for their loved ones, or...

Our sister publication The Malta Independent featured a news item which should make all of us shudder – 19.2 % of all deaths in Malta are due to inactivity. The rest of the world comes in at...

The 2013 general election was fought, by and large, on the battleground of good governance. The then Labour Opposition had declared a war on the corruption of the incumbent government and pledged to...

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I would like to take the opportunity to welcome new Archbishop Mgr Paul Cremona as leader of the Maltese Church....