The drugs debate has always been controversial, at times outright acrimonious. ...

The decision to relocate certain specialist medical care units to bigger and better premises that also leave room for further expansion in the future is a positive move that will hopefully reduce overcrowding in our hospitals....

The setting up of a hotline to report internet abuse is welcome news.Unfortunately, many parents are not computer-literate and as such are not in a position to keep up with their children....

Another round of local council elections is coming up and, as usually happens, the two main political parties are pushing what “their” councils did and downgrading those led by their rivals....

I think Ms Josephine Vella did not quite get my point (TMIS, 12 February). Not that I have any problem with Ms Vella disagreeing with me; like everybody else, she has the right to her own opinion and it would be dull ...

Like many others in Malta, I couldn’t resist the strong temptation of going to see Munich, Steven Spielberg’s litigious movie that owes much of its publicity to the torrent of criticism it has received both in Jewish and ...

Within the EU, maritime legislation is arguably one of the most dynamic sectors of legislative development. ...

In October 1979, Labour supporters marched on the Valletta offices of The Times, ransacked them, and then set fire to the place on the grounds that ...

The State of the Environment Report, drawn up by the Malta Environment and Planning Authority (Mepa), and released to the media by Rural Affairs and Environment Minister George Pullicino last week, highlighted ...

The government has finally indicated its readiness to reconsider the airport departure tax, which was increased by Lm10 last year and which on evidence has materially impacted on the residents’ ...