The United Nations-led climate change conference in Bali will be remembered less for the “road map” that it eventually created than for a messy collision between the United States and much ...

It may seem hard to imagine right now, but very soon the Maltese people will no longer be discussing who will win the imminent election, but whether the government is responsible for the ...

Is it just me or have you noticed too how the local front pages of way too many dailies are littered with two types of crime – attacks against women...

The march of time is as relentless as it is inexorable. And as we face the New Year, we do so in the knowledge that this is an election year....

On 2 September 2007 I wrote that I would rather not accept the bloodstained money of Mrs Suha Arafat in Mdina when it was decided that her remaining years would be spent ...

Even going back 40 long years ago to my first reporting days at the Law Courts, I realise that it has always irked me to observe the sheer inconsistency that prevails in cases where the sitting magistrate...

As time passes, more people seem to feel that they do not belong to any political party. This is not a new phenomenon. In most modern countries the percentage of the population that consider themselves ...

The trouble with choosing as your party’s secretary-general a man who’s not quite the sharpest knife in the drawer is this: he’s going to row you up s**t creek and...

Local media and several independent columnists seem to have bought into the idea, false in my opinion, that there is no “big” issue facing the electorate this time round....

Malta has caught up with the world in most social problems, and teenage pregnancies are no exception....