Wednesday17:
Austin Gatt's sharp rebuke for his cabinet colleagues, the film commissioner and the Times editor; The female participation in the labour market is way
below the European average;
Bus strike continues;
Jixtru biljetti ghall-lotterija super 5 flok jixtru mill-hwienet
Tuesday16:
Kevin Aquilina writes about the need for a Freedom of Information Act;
Mario Azzopardi featured in Mediterranean literary project;
Henry Brincat talks to Maltese snooker champion Alex Borg; Government
publishes Council of Europe report on detention centres;
Austin Sammut asks when we will stop messing things up;
From Cheshire Online, MDHC in running to operate Malta Dockyards
Monday15: The Maltese islands celebrate
the feast of Santa Maria; MLP leaders
conclude visit to Sydney, Australia after a number of
cultural events and visits to
Maltese owned companies;
Ta’ Cenc landowners
deny intentions of golf course land development;
Marisa Micallef says that we must find 'the middle way between the pious and the racist';
Minister intervenes to stop publication of interview with Film Commissioner,
Times editorial; Natalino Fenech
interviews Peppi Azzoppardi; Ahna qeghdin jew mhux qeghdin fl-Unjoni Ewropea,
isaqsi Dun Ang Seychell; Joe Mifsud jirrifletti dwar
vakanza fit-Tunezija;
Charles Flores jaghti harsa lejn il-qaghda tar-radju f’Malta
Sunday14:
The European Movement states that Malta joined the European Union to end its isolation but now "Malta acts as if it is oblivious to what it was saying just a couple of years ago";
RyanAir to reopen negotiations with the Maltese authorities and Malta International Airport; Colonel Gaddafi
to visit Malta; Sunday Times publishes
racism survey conclusions; Pamela Hansen
on noise pollution; Richard A. Matrenza shares
his observations on CHOGM 2005;
SPMC students visit Germany;
A Maltese qualifications framework for a knowledge-based economy, by James Calleja;
Karl Schembri exposes the bus ticketing fiasco;
Matthew Vella interviews AFM Commander Carmel Vassallo
Saturday13:
Malta not compliant with EU electronic waste directive; Labour leader
indicates support for the right to Maltese citizenship for Australian citizens of Maltese descent; JG Vassallo writes about
Malta's Potemkin syndrome; Adrian Vassallo on stemming
the erosion of values; Il-popolazzjoni taz-zghazagh
tkompli tonqos; Il-prospetti li l-Partit Laburista jirbah l-elezzjoni generali li jmiss
jidhru tajbin, jghid Wenzu Mintoff
Friday12: Public transport
continues strike actions; A
European Citizen Action Service (ECAS) reports shows that migration between old and new EU member states is
below the 1% increase forecast at the time of enlargement;
No emergency funds at EU level to help the Maltese government combat the illegal immigrants crisis
Thursday11: Stalemate between Government and GWU over
Interprint controversy; Daphne Caruana Galizia on
restaurant angst and
the Maltese race; Over 90 per cent of respondents to Times online poll say that Malta should take unilateral action
to halt the influx of illegal immigrants while Deputy Prime Minister
laments EU sluggishness;
Ranier Fsadni and
Leo Brincat on the death of Robin Cook; Vanessa Mcdonald
interviews Sue Vella, the new CEO at ETC