I have always been fascinated by John 12:1-8. I like it for its powerful irony. This episode tells the story of Jesus who visits Lazarus, whom he had raised from the dead, at his house in...

Ms Sai Mizzi’s performance at her press conference was a dismal exercise in pulling the wool over one’s eyes.  That was the only choice left to her, considering the many, well,...

The article entitled “Gozo-driving on Third-World country roads” (TMIS, 26 July) is, alas, a very correct summing-up of the disastrous state of Gozo's “roads”....

The price of electrical and electronic equipment has risen by an average of 2.19 per cent since the implementation of the Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive. This was...

Social media can teach your average person many things. The biggest scandal on mainstream and alternative news sites as well as the usual Twitter, Facebook and others was the killing in Zimbabwe of...

With 1.6 million tourists arriving in Malta in 2014, and with this year set to beat what was yet another record year, we cannot ever underestimate the importance of tourism to the Maltese...

As Malta settles down for the summer silly season, some might be driven to their wits end in trying to negotiate their way through traffic as the mercury soars, with no end to the gridlock in...

Over the weekend, a total of 370 migrants were saved by the Armed Forces of Malta in a Frontex Titan operation. They were taken to Sicily for processing. 2015, so far, has seen the lowest number...

The way in which both the government and the Opposition handle the allegations that have arisen this week with respect to Economy, Investment and Small Business Minister Chris Cardona will, in part,...

What a night for Maltese football. Local club Birkirkara FC taking on the Premiership’s mighty West Ham United and beating them one nil, watched by a crowd that packed the National Stadium to...