Presented with a near golden opportunity to re-introduce the once hotly contested secrecy clause to its citizenship-for-cash programme, the government this week instead chose to stick to the moral...

Remember the uproar, the protests, the vociferous opposition when Renzo Piano proposed to restore the ruins of the Royal Operas House with a roofless theatre? Remember the wall to wall opposition...

There are no more ifs, ands or buts, no more delaying as inquiries drag on (or are made to drag on) ad infinitum: Parliamentary Secretary Michael Falzon must do the right thing and step down of his...

No country sees a good man go without a heavy heart and Malta being smaller than most countries is even more dependent on each and every citizen. Dr Joe Cassar, who yesterday bowed to the...

There is no doubt that for the Maltese in general, as well as for many peoples in Europe, the insistence by Muslim persons, women especially, to wear the traditional Muslim headgear, the burqa, is a...

Joe Cassar, a successful psychiatrist in private practice and former parliamentary secretary and later Minister for Health in the Gonzi administration was the only one out of that Cabinet who voted...

And so, it’s done and dusted. Two and a half weeks after Finance Minister Edward Scicluna delivered the Budget Speech for 2016, the estimates for 15 minutes have been debated and now all that is...

Malta has had a long history of being a bilingual nation. It served our tourism industry well in the fledgling years when Brits found a home away from home where just about everyone could speak...

On Monday, the World Health Organisation dropped an atomic bomb in terms of publishing a report which found that processed meat and even red meat is carcinogenic to humans. Worse still, it said...

Elections in Malta have always been a close-run affair....