One sometimes tends to have the temptation to assume politics in the European Parliament and during European elections are less polarised than inside national parliaments, especially, at a time of...

I commend the initiatives that are being taken by Government on this delicate matter.    However, let’s face the fact that we are in uncharted waters when it comes to the rent...

In his vlog today, Nationalist Party candidate for the European Parliament election Peter Agius speaks about the effects of Brexit on Malta....

Countless studies have highlighted the many benefits, both physical and psychological, of a strong connection between humans and nature. A decline of this connection, which was inherited from our...

I was quite surprised this last week: in three separate conversations with (Maltese) individuals who do not know each other, the same word turned up. They employed it to pinpoint what in their view,...

On Wednesday, 24th October, I attended a book launch at University. The book in question is Arnold Cassola’s work and the title says it all: I Maltesi di Vittoria e...

The EU Strategy for Plastics in a Circular Economy was adopted in January. The strategy addresses the challenges posed by the use of plastics throughout their life cycle: that is, from the initial...

It has been a fairly quiet week for us, but whether we realise it or not, we are on the eve of great and momentous events. Let us begin with Britain first. There is an extraordinary EU summit...

The Government will not be giving a public amnesty for the illegal hunting that has taken place since September, the Parliamentary Secretary responsible for hunting, Clint Camilleri, said on...

On Wednesday together with the Arts Council Malta, we launched another exciting project within the sector - KorMalta, which will see our country having its own national choir. Apart from filling a...