Time flies. A full year has passed since the 2017 general election and therefore a full twelve months of the Muscat II Government. I believe that considerable work has been done by all...

That current economic growth rates have consequences which are not all positive is a point that should be generally agreed. Some of these consequences reach out beyond the economic domain for they...

The front cover of Malta’s National Transport Master Plan 2025 boldly bears the logo of the European Regional Development Fund, indicating that it was funded by European Union funds. This Master...

I have always been passionate about the disability sector. It goes back to some thirty or so years ago when I used to hitchhike two or three times a week from the Siggiewi Pjazza to go to Dar...

In his vlog, MEP Francis Zammit Dimech who is a member of the Committee responsible for youth at the European Parliament explains how young people who turn 18 years by 1st July will have the...

What would life be like without an environment in balance? Sometimes I feel like some politicians worldwide have the view that it would be perfect. Why would we need oxygen to breathe, and an...

I have to admit I am always entertained by the antics and tribulations of Italian politics in general. More so when situations occur such as the current episode wherein we have watched the two main...

A large majority of Maltese firms are smes – small and medium sized enterprises. Actually, they are to be called “micros”, so small they turn out to be. Still, while carrying out...

Malta’s press was euphoric this last week following the Republic of Ireland’s referendum results which legalized abortion, with the consequence that it failed to concentrate on...

Most of us have followed the evolution of the government crisis in nearby Italy – but that does not mean we have grasped the inner dynamic. Our two countries are not just geographic...