“The State failed the mother of two because of a lack of resources and heavy workload”. This was the main conclusion of an inquiry led by retired judge Geoffrey Valenzia into the brutal...

The court judgement on the sale of the three hospitals to Vitals has now become known to all Malta (well, to those interested) and people have been drawing their own conclusions. But many...

Over the years and to this day, we have been repeatedly told that Europe should show confidence in its strength by remaining “open” in its relations with countries and powers outside it....

On average, our life has been extended from what it was say fifty years ago – or even twenty. The improvement in living conditions as well perhaps the absence of wars (at least up to now) in the...

It’s the week where the United Nations commemorated the World Day of Social Justice and spoke of the frayed social contract unleashed by increased prices of commodities, world conflict, weak...

The European Court of Auditors, in 2018, concluded an investigation into animal welfare in the European Union. In its report, entitled Animal Welfare in the EU: closing the gap between ambitious goals...

As I begin to write this article, the bells peal for noon. Everywhere in the world, the first anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine is being commemorated. The families of those who have...

Truth telling is not a reflex of this government. One headline after another reveals the pitiful state to which we’ve been reduced - begging government to tell us the facts. Each headline...

Malta’s membership of the UN Security Council should be beneficial both to our country as well, I would like to think, to the Council itself. For Malta it should be a boost since it will...

With Russian President Vladimir Putin’s cruel war on Ukraine in its eighth month, film director Edward Berger came out with the first German adaptation of the 1928 novel ‘All Quiet on the...