The article I had planned to write this week was about the protest march last Sunday, where Occupy Justice, Awturi and politicians together spoke up in Valletta. I was going to write mostly about the...

These are not easy times for Maltese democracy and for Dr Joseph Muscat in particular. Ever since the Panama affair involving Dr Konrad Mizzi and Keith Schembri, episodes of other undemocratic...

Anybody who enters into a debate with Dr Jean Karl Soler faces an insuperable obstacle: Dr Soler simply keeps moving the goal posts. In his latest letter (“It’s not about speed”, 29...

In reaction to a report published by The Malta Independent on 23 April entitled "Where pedestrians fear to tread: the uglification of St Julian's",  Guido Dalli, mayor of the St...

The Fourth Easter Sunday’s readings present us with some food for thought, as their spiritual richness surely speaks to our reality. In the first reading, taken from the Acts of the...

Opposition leader Adrian Delia appears to have laid down the gauntlet to those dissenting members of his parliamentary group who are quite clearly refusing to come on board the ‘New Way’...

The European Union is 50 years old. It was back in March 1957, when the European continent was still recovering politically, economically and psychologically from the scars left by the Second World War,...

I refer to the article about the nominations for the Chevening scholarships (TMIS, Campus section, 18 March)....

Regarding the fuss made about gays recently and the controversy over their right to marry and raise children, I would like to point out that ...

Who is to say why people vote for this or that political party? Unless there is a psychic out there who can predict people’s preferences just by looking at them,...