The talk around the hospitals case continues, but everybody’s eyes have certainly turned to 28 and 29 May, when Joseph Muscat, Keith Schembri, Konrad Mizzi, Chris Fearne, Edward Scicluna and a...

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Was the judgment in favour of Norman Vella timed by the “establishment” to coincide with the European Parliament and local council elections to cause as much harm as possible to the Labour...

Pension discrimination on the basis of age is currently present in Malta, albeit it is being gradually addressed by the current administration.  What the government has embarked upon is only a...

Last weekend MFOPD attended the European Disability Forum’s AGM and conference. In her opening speech, the President of Slovenia stated that “Equal inclusion in society is the basis of...

To underline the wise words of the current transport minister, Chris Bonnet, that it is now time to "walk the talk", can I ask all prospective local council candidates to follow the advice below while...

In an age of information overload, data visualization has emerged as a powerful tool for distilling complex data into easily digestible and visually appealing formats. Infographics, in particular,...

The electoral campaign is now in full swing, and the revelations relating to the Vitals hospitals scandal has only served to heighten the stakes of the 8th June vote. Things have truly taken a...

The power of a peaceful protest is there for all to see. The country has seen many in recent years – protests against land in Żonqor being given to the American University of Malta,...

The Prime Minister’s attack on a member of the judiciary over the past weeks is both wrong and dangerous for justice. The news that the Vitals magisterial inquiry came to an end emerged in...