As Paris continues with its crackdown on terrorists, the rest of the EU, Malta included, is wondering how to deal with France’s invocation of a clause in the Lisbon Treaty, calling for aid in...

It was perhaps inevitable that push would have finally come to shove and MP Marlene Farrugia would choose to part ways with the party on whose ticket she was elected to Parliament. The writing...

France yesterday made the first invocation of a clause in the Lisbon Treaty, calling on EU member states to support military action against Islamic State, following the attacks in Paris over the...

The incident over the weekend has once again highlighted the fact that Paceville is spiralling out of control – and has been for a very long time. Over the years, incident after incident...

The latest news which seems to be incredulous is the fact that selfies are killing more people per year than sharks are. So far this year, there have been 12 recorded deaths during selfies,...

Last Tuesday I felt enriched with the experience and joy of sharing a wonderful morning in a face-to-face debate with some of our young people on various current topics.  \It was one of those...

The rot at Identity Malta almost certainly did not begin to set in as soon as the Labour Party was elected to power in 2013. Nor did the rot’s speed necessarily increase at breakneck speed...

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Mohamed Mufti After nearly one year, the UN effort in Libya is grinding to a halt, with no viable and long-promised government of national unity in sight.   Bolero in...

Please allow me to describe how the new transport system is failing and how the service has deteriorated since Arriva was unceremoniously booted out. Recently, I phoned Malta Public Transport twice to...