Fifty-five years ago, Malta became a nation state, free of all foreign rule. 21 September was thus etched in our national calendar as Independence Day. We are the second generation of Maltese...

In the parable of the Good Samaritan there is a man laid waste by thieves who lies on the side of the road. This Jewish man, a victim of bad men and circumstances, lies injured and dying and a number...

Earlier this month Transport Malta issued a set of proposed regulations for Micromobility in the Maltese Transport System, referring to e-kickscooters and other Personal Light Electric Vehicles...

Eco-Gozo is in tatters because, as I understand it, if Gozo is being threatened with hasty and unsightly development then, logically, it will lose its attraction to residents and tourists. I will...

The recent suspension of a Valletta parish priest who is expected to be arraigned in connection with the theft of religious items and artworks has drawn widespread condemnation which, unfortunately,...

It seems the Prime Minister needs something of a reality check. He asks, again, for the family of a murdered journalist to accept the conclusions of an unpublished inquiry damning the journalist...

Politicians tend to speak a lot; however, the essence of effective politics is implementation. As the Prime Minister stated last Sunday, it is not only essential to provide a good budget on paper but...

Machaidze... who's she? Georgian-born world-class soprano Nino Machaidze will be heading this year's cast in La Bohème at the Teatru tal-Opra Aurora in Gozo, which is due on October 12th....

The Department of Information, or any other apparatus of State for that matter, is not to be used for personal invectives or defences, the good Commissioner for Standards in Public Life has...

Our educational system is currently in crisis and many have now reached the end of their tether waiting and hoping for someone to finally take a stand and recognise the dire situation in which...