The Nationalist Party yesterday week presented what it called a “mega bill” with proposed laws aimed at strengthening good governance and deter mafia-style crime in Malta.  The...

On 17 January, the Members of the European Parliament will decide who will take the spot of the President of the European Parliament for the rest of the 2019-24 term.  In November 2021, Roberta...

Our Ombudsman institution has been in place for almost 27 years now but its journey to date has been anything but smooth in spite of various amendments to the law, over the years, aiming to fine-tune...

I first met Albert when he performed an intervention on my uncle at the Brook Hospital in London. I remember the patient being wheeled into the cathlab and wheeled out a short while after. When I was...

The government this week announced an important step towards the fulfilment of one of the recommendations of the public inquiry into the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, with the appointment of a...

The state is owed six billion euro in taxes and the Opposition has the gall to criticise the finance minister for saying that companies can no longer get away with not paying tax. This at a time...

It is good that politicians, in particular ministers, speak up when they see something wrong in matters not directly related to their responsibilities. When they do, they would be going beyond...

Malta has lost two giants of a man in a matter of days. Between Christmas and New Year, we learnt of the sudden demise of cardiologist Albert Fenech and the traffic accident which would, one week...

Local artist Michelle Gialanze, also known as Mixa, will be exhibiting her oil paintings at the Art Galleries of the Malta Society of Arts’ (MSA) seat at Palazzo de La Salle in Valletta between...

Alfred Palma We all cherish the memories of our happy days, as much as we cringe uncomfortably remembering the less happy ones. But, in spite of everything, and regardless of the circumstances,...