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[WATCH] Getting things done in the United Nations

After the Security Council’s approval of a resolution proposed by Malta calling for ‘humanitarian pauses’ in the war in Gaza, Foreign Minister Ian Borg sits down...

[WATCH] Bernard Grech: ‘PN government will retain subsidies... Metsola an asset not a threat’

Just after delivering his reaction to Budget 2024, Nationalist Party leader Bernard Grech sits down with KARL AZZOPARDI to talk about his party’s roadmap for the country,...

Less haste, more prudence | Joyce Cassar

There is more to being against divorce than just religious fundamentalism, and Zwieg Bla Divorzju lobbyist Joyce Cassar is keen to add a secular dimension to...

There is more to being against divorce than just...

His moustache is not for shaving, but he Toni Abela foursquare behind Joseph Muscat’s drive to make Labour an ‘inclusive’, electable party.

His moustache is not for shaving, but he Toni Abela...

An exodus in perspective | Jon Hoisaeter

Wary of the problems, and negative sentiment, that the immigration issue will continue to stir up among the people, UNHCR’s representative in Malta Jon...

Wary of the problems, and negative sentiment, that the...

Ryanair’s second-in-command Michael Cawley rubbished Ernst & Young’s warnings to Air Malta this week, saying its only high costs and high...

Ryanair’s second-in-command Michael Cawley...

Not playing happy schools | Juanito Camilleri

In his report issued late last year, University rector Professor Juanito...

In his report issued late last year, University rector...

The exception that makes the rule | Alex Sciberras

In the wake of the Li Tkisser Sewwi trial, lawyer Alex Sciberras talks about...

In the wake of the Li Tkisser Sewwi trial, lawyer Alex...

Defending the honour of the House | Michael Frendo

While lamenting the ‘PR disaster’ that was the MPs pay rise,...

While lamenting the ‘PR disaster’ that was...

When truth is not always one-sided | Khaled Alashdar

Khaled Alashdar, who resigned his post as Chief Security Officer at the...

Khaled Alashdar, who resigned his post as Chief Security...

Between fear and defiance | Khaled Riani

Muammar Gaddafi still has the power to make Libyan exiles like Khaled Riani tremble with fear when he speaks. What has changed is that his brutality has now...

Muammar Gaddafi still has the power to make Libyan exiles...

Defender of the bond | Beppe Fenech Adami

Beppe Fenech Adami, MP, is adamant that the divorce bill before Parliament is...

Beppe Fenech Adami, MP, is adamant that the divorce bill...

Labour’s blast from the past | Karmenu Vella

He’s been branded a left-over from the ‘bad old days’...

He’s been branded a left-over from the ‘bad...

Austin Walker once described himself as an ‘expensive car’, but has he delivered?

Austin Walker once described himself as an...

The next National Census will include migrants for the first time, while breaking taboos on cohabitation, same-sex couples and other ‘bedroom...

The next National Census will include migrants for the...

Author of controversial short story ‘Li Tkisser Sewwi’ – as well as a number of other books, including novels and collections of poetry...

Author of controversial short story ‘Li Tkisser...

Who’s afraid of divorce? | Rene Camilleri

Theologian Fr Rene Camilleri is not scared of the...

Theologian Fr Rene Camilleri is not...

The man who refused €7,000 | Jean-Pierre Farrugia

Jean Pierre Farrugia thinks that the government is cut off from reality and...

Jean Pierre Farrugia thinks that the government is cut...

Former Minister Jesmond Mugliett has no qualms criticising his own party in parliament, but he vehemently denies being motivated by disgruntlement at the...

Former Minister Jesmond Mugliett has no qualms...

Naming and shaming | Carm Mifsud Bonnici

Justice and Home Affairs Minister Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici wants to keep our children safe, reform the prison system, keep speculation out of Auditor General...

Justice and Home Affairs Minister Carmelo Mifsud Bonnici...