Can there ever be too many newspapers? I start with an immediate auto answer to the question: of course not. With ink in my blood probably since conception, I have always believed the more newspapers we have ...

Statistics published by Eurostat, the EU’s statistical office, show that while wages and salaries grew by an average 3.3 per cent in the EU, in Malta this grew by a meagre 0.3 per cent....

After a recent column I wrote about the Consumer Association’s suggestion for a price freeze, I received the following e-mail. “An association which claims that it looks after the interests of the consumer ...

After two decades in government, and a few months away from a general election the Nationalist Party has published a vision statement entitled “Vision 2015”. The vision is very broadly defined but not beefed up....

The last few weeks have certainly given new meaning to the term “dirty campaigning”. If this is going to be the level of debate before we go to the polls, it won’t be...

A book published in 1989 by sociologist Arlie Hochschild dealt with modern women’s double life, or more precisely double shift, with one shift in the workplace and one shift at home....

The object of catechesis is communion with Jesus Christ. Catechesis leads people to enter the mystery of Christ, to encounter him, and to discover themselves and the meaning of their lives in him. (General Directory for Catechesis, nr 80)...

During the past hundred years, the Maltese people were witnesses to traumatic changes that transformed the face of the earth. Our destiny seemed, at times,...

There is a vision out there for Malta. A vision that is calling upon all of us to roll up our sleeves and do all that is required of us in order that, by 1 January 2015, we can find ourselves at the forefront and in a position of ...

As we enter the final stretch towards D-day for the adoption of the euro, I cannot help noticing a measure of premature exuberance, celebrating an achievement which has not yet been achieved and risking slip ups ...