That the European single market could become fragmented is a possible danger that must be guarded against, for otherwise the European project would disintegrate. This is what is presently being...

A public consultation meeting on media reform took place on 15 February 2023 by a Prime Minister appointed committee to advise him on media reform. Unable to attend, I still want to express publicly...

There’s an old saying in English that goes: “A stitch in time saves nine”. Earlier this week, we announced another investment of €1m that will further mitigate the fuel expenses...

Malta’s energy policy must necessarily ensure that we have a constant supply of electrical energy which, as far as is reasonable, is not dependable on too many variable factors. On...

Transparency International’s eagerly awaited yearly global corruption rankings have been published. Malta is officially the most corrupt it’s ever been. Not that anybody needed any...

When we joined the EU, and even before, the country was very interested in the workings of the Union and the media used to send up its representatives to the summits, with some help from the...

The government’s strategy to counter the rise in energy prices is clear. The price increases are being absorbed to keep prices stable. The government can do this because in recent years, there...

I recently had the opportunity to review the ‘Dementia in Europe Yearbook 2023’, which was published by Alzheimer Europe, the umbrella organisation of 41 national Alzheimer's...

The tendency for government activity to be channeled through agencies that are separate from the “classic” organization of the civil service continues to flourish. Companies, corporations...

The current domestic violence risk assessment has its design flaws, and both evidence-based social sciences and legal studies have long established this shortcoming. But it is extremely difficult to...