The latest goings-on in Parliament in the last fortnight will have a significant and lasting impact on our urban and remaining patches of countryside as the rushed amendments for the separation of...

At the peak of the festa season, Gozo is today celebrating one of its major feasts with St George’s Basilica en fete, attracting thousands of visitors from both islands. Village feasts are...

There is something intrinsically incongruous when you have a government that does not bat an eyelid when it is criticised for its programme of selling Maltese citizenships to the wealthy on the one...

As the mercury began to inch up into the middle thirties yesterday, it became very apparent that tempers in general are beginning to fray on this sun drenched island of ours. Aside from the...

The truth is that Malta is a holiday island. We have moved with the times and we have created beaches out of nothing, most notably in Bugibba, St George’s Bay and to a lesser extent Pretty...

Despite the fact that the initial capital outlay that telecommunications giant Huawei is investing in its Malta outfit is rather minimal considering the fact that the company invested a whopping US$5...

The marathon summit that took place between Sunday and yesterday was the longest in the EU’s recorded history....

A press conference was organised by the Lisa Marie Foundations to present its proposals to the government on what it believes should be mandatory requirements for adults working with...

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The Opposition should be very careful about which bandwagons it jumps on, as amply evidenced by this week’s government ‘hacking’ debacle. The media this week reported on the...