For a while, the Times of Malta seemed to have cooled the anti-Labour urges which were considered part and parcel of its DNA. It kept somewhat aloof from anti-Labour controversies that would emerge....

Following the publication of my previous blog in which I referred to Harold Scorey,  I have received some interesting reactions which I wish to share. It has been pointed out to me...

Just over 30 days have passed since Malta’s voice against corruptions, sleaze, nepotism, and absolute ridiculousness was brutally assassinated. In any normal country, the wheels of justice would...

Last Sunday, it was my turn to report on Adrian Delia’s Sunday speech. He arrived more than half an hour late (because of the Remembrance Day celebrations) and made straight for the rostrum in...

Something entrenched, right deep within the Maltese psyche, is that only what takes place indoors, from the front door inwards, matters.  Anything else outside the home is detached from value and...

“I met Prime Minister Joseph Muscat but he did not offer me anything,” TV presenter and former PBS CEO John Bundy said on INDEPTH. ...

The American University of Malta is moving ahead, according to plan, and abiding to the contract signed with Government. In recent days there has been a...

Political conduct remains partisan no matter where it’s undertaken. Partisanship changes shape according to contingencies and situations. That is what happened this week at the European...

Letting Go One of the most rewarding moments in my Deanship is that instant when you are sitting ‘on the boards’ watching the faces of the graduates immensely satisfied that they have...

While preparing to pen this piece I came across the following quote which is attributed to André Paul Guillaume Gide.  “Everything that needs to be said has already been said. But...