2012-04-14 20:16
The Observer is well aware of that this article might upset religious people especially members of the clergy, but it is an interesting subject that is well worth discussing. Many of The Obs… Read More
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2012-04-01 21:02
Notice the text on the bus to MarsaxlokkProspective Formel-1 championYesterday The Observer went by bus to Marsaxlokk from Valletta, leaving the capital at about 10.40 am. The bus, which was… Read More
2012-03-21 10:05
The entranceSan Anton GardenYesterday, The Observer with family went to Balzan. After some shopping we wanted to sit down and eat the lunch we had brought with us, preferable in a park. We a… Read More
2012-03-21 09:41
Once more, one can read the most fantastic true stories in The Times. AlphaIn today's edition of The Times one is told that a group of M`garr residents are complaining about a proposed exten… Read More
2012-03-21 09:00
Today one can read in The Times of a man being sentenced to one month in prison and fined 233€ for illegal gambling. The fantastic and almost unbelievable fact is that the crime was com… Read More
2012-03-20 09:13
Malta has the highest number of teenage mothers in Europe relative to population. There is also a very high rate of sexually transmitted diseases in Malta among teenagers. One need not wonde… Read More
2012-03-20 09:01
In todays The Times the problem with teenage pregnancies is addressed again. In the article it is said that Angela Abela, a clinical psychologist and the director of the University’s C… Read More
2012-03-18 19:44
In today’s The Times one can read a veryAlpha interesting article under Social by Kristina Chetcuti. She has a view on Malta and Maltese 'view of themselves which is very readable. She… Read More
2012-03-18 15:27
Memorial plaqueMemorial plaqueMalta is the smallest country among EU member states. It has only about 400000 inhabitants and the area is only 312 square kilometers. The Maltese people are… Read More
2012-03-13 20:34
Pieta Creek i MarchOne can wonder why a country like Malta, depending totally on its tourists, does not care more for the impression it gives its visitors.Pieta Creek in FebruaryThe creeks… Read More
2012-03-11 11:43
You cannot call Malta a society where there is rule of law and where an individual's rights are protected. Malta must be one of Europe’s most unsafe countries if one is suspected of… Read More
2012-03-10 11:52
In todays The Times you can read about an unlicensed bouncer who has been acquitted of causing the death of an immigrant outside a Paceville club. Fair enough, although it very much looks li… Read More
2012-03-04 20:15
Terrible building on Tower RoTerrible example on Tower RoadBeautiful building on Tower RoadVilla Aurora on Tower RoadAs a foreigner I sometimes wonder how it is possible that some buildings… Read More
2012-03-02 23:43
In todays The Times the public is given a good explanation why the Maltese courts do not have time for unimportant cases like murders, trafficking, rapes, smuggling of narcotics etc. The cou… Read More
2012-02-28 15:01
In yesterdays The Times a Maltese priest, Mgr. Anton Gaucia, complains once more that a High Court in London a few weeks ago gave a sentence ruling that “the Catholic Church can be hel… Read More
2012-02-28 15:01
In yesterdays The Times a Maltese priest, Mgr. Anton Gaucia, complains once more that a High Court in London a few weeks ago gave a sentence ruling that “the Catholic Church can be hel… Read More
2012-02-28 08:47
Once more, one does not know if to cry or laugh; no, of course one should not laugh at the tragedy that Malta is causing many of the people in this country. In the former communist states, p… Read More
2012-02-26 21:55
PM in Marsascala during his tour for supportIn todays The Times one can read that PM Lawrence Gonzi gained 96,5 per cent of the vote in the PN leadership contest. It gives The Observer a fla… Read More
2012-02-25 21:08
It is obvious that the Maltese judicial system has totally collapsed. In todays The Times one can read of a man who has raped his nephew and niece and sexually abused their cousin when they… Read More
2012-02-24 07:16
Malta Philharmonic Orchestra has given concerts in series of concerts called Community Outreach Concert including one concert in St Gregory Church in Sliema, which The Observer attended. Con… Read More
2012-02-23 21:43
In today's The Times, you can read in an article by David Pace O’Shea, that, in general, Maltese are a helpful people, generous, hardworking, humble, careful with their money, welcomin… Read More
2012-02-21 19:11
When reading The Times one does not know if one should laugh or cry. Malta government seems more and more like a Donald Duck government, a joke, with government officials, sadly including me… Read More
2012-02-16 18:33
One is often surprised when one reads about the trials and their outcome in Malta. What is most astonishing is how long time it takes in Malta between a crime is committed and the perpetrato… Read More
2012-02-16 18:30
Disabled people shall not visit Malta if they intend to see the islands and not just stay in their hotels. There is almost nothing done in Malta to help disabled people. The pavements mostly… Read More
2012-02-15 21:47
One thing that astonishes many foreigners visiting Malta for a shorter or longer period of time is all the fireworks going on both day and nights. What many visitors to the islands don&rsquo&hell…Read More
2012-02-15 21:41
I have often been surprised how dangerous it is to cross a street in Malta, especially if there is not a pedestrian crossing. It appears that motorists among themselves have a contest to s… Read More
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