“Foreigners who break the laws of our country will be kicked out instantly and will not be allowed to re-enter the country”. “We will start to see how the Army will participate more...

The monstrosity dwarfing the Manikata chapel approved by the Planning Authority was considered acceptable by both the Archdiocese of Malta and the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage. Both the...

Somebody recently asked me about this, unwittingly inspiring me for an August (or holiday season) article. So here I am, ready to share some aspects of my writing experience. Readers are perhaps...

Trying to kick-start itself back into action after summer, the government has launched a flurry of activities to tackle the most immediate issues or at least give the impression of doing...

India is considered a key strategic partner for the EU, with both parties cooperating on regional and global issues such as security concerns, trade and economic ties, sectoral dialogues on...

The government budget for the year 2003 is going to be a tough nut to crack, and not just in Malta. The most difficult task in the exercise will be to forecast what direction events will take. After...

A few days ago, historic climate policy was legislated in the United States of America, through the Inflation Reduction Act. The legislation in question deals with a myriad of areas, with clean...

The Charter of the United Nations remains our best inspiration in how we behave towards each other as countries: to maintain international peace and security, to develop friendly relations among...

That climate warming is a phenomenon which is really happening has now been accepted by practically everybody. Those who remain in denial have become a minority that is almost totally discredited. On...

Kristy Debono was not given her government appointment because of “her professional and academic expertise” as she contends. Frank Psaila wasn’t put on three government boards...