We are living in anomalous times. A year before the next election (assuming it is held on time, whether we are out of the pandemic or not)  the party in government seems in doubt how it can come...

Our days have become characterized by a series of drum rolls.  One announcement after another reaches our social media, news reports, our radio and television shows and our daily...

I had long given up on watching or following Formula 1 races. The reasons are essentially two: firstly having the same driver winning the spoils year in, year out, loses much of the thrill and...

In the ongoing polemics and quite obscure campaigns arising from the accusations and newly available information about what happened or did not happen during the last ten years, it has become an easy...

To say that the past few weeks have brought turmoil to our country is an understatement.  Many people are demanding that Labour politicians show repentance. The demand is not just about the need...

Recently the Government issued a White Paper for consultation: ‘Towards the strengthening of the legal framework on the responsible use of cannabis’, a document which, in my opinion, is...

Last year, the EU set aside funding allocations for all Member States for the next seven years in an early hours summit with leaders in Brussels. Malta’s share includes, for instance. 162...

The truth is that the corona virus pandemic found the whole world unprepared for it. In the EU, for long the expectation was that challenges (if one may call them that) similar to those of the...

Most of us who have been in the media since the 1960s probably felt it more than the Johnny-come-latelies who got to know Godfrey Grima in the twilight of his remarkable career. His sad passing away,...

Pollution contaminates our lives. We tend to act and react depending on the visibility of the pollutant. Research is ongoing and new publications continuously point towards the impact of pollution in...