I get the impression that the government is very adept at keeping the inhabitants of Gozo (I cannot vouch for Malta) totally in the dark as far as sensitive projects are concerned....

When I saw the article “The euro in Malta: does religion come into it” by Juan Ameen, a big smile crossed my face (TMIS, 22 January). I remembered the beautiful words of Jesus in Luke 16:13 “No servant can serve two masters. ...

In the context of her remarks about the spelling of what she calls “errors” and specifically the Maltese word ‘denfil’, Daphne Caruana Galizia states that “... in every language where the name of this mammal is built around the consonants d-l-f-n, ...

Better late than never. The Director of the Department of Industrial & Employment Relations (DIER), Dr Noel Vella, had his first report as registrar of trade unions – showing the state of the nation’s trade union...

There is no denying the fact that during the past months the Gonzi administration has been making strenuous efforts to soften its image. As they try to justify their past performance, its leaders are ...

Just when one thinks he/she had figured out the situation in the Middle East, it suddenly changes....

Were it not for irregular immigration, I would have thought that we are not blessed with the existence of a Home Affairs Ministry. ...

When I arrived at the European Parliament building in Strasbourg last Monday I was confronted with a battle scene. ...

Malta’s economic history has had its ups and downs since the attainment of independence in l964....

Two recent international surveys show that the Maltese are among the happiest and the least innovative. What should one make of this conundrum?...