We sat in a coffee shop facing each other. I wanted to listen to his story. After ordering our Cappuccino and Espresso, I rested with my back against the velvet cushion and just listened to him...

The way we grow our food has a direct impact on our health and on the environment. A2014 study grouping 30 years of research finds that fields dedicated to organic farming present 50% more...

The Pact on Migration and Asylum published last week by the European Commission has a lot to chew on, not least by way of the almost five hundred pages of documents that have been issued. Obviously...

I’ve written it repeatedly; the polls confirm it. More and more people like Bernard Grech.  In the meantime, Chris Fearne polls higher than Robert Abela. And yet, I think Adrian Delia...

On the 14 September the Planning Authority approved application PA3487/19 which proposed the   “stabilization of dangerous rock slope; repair to deteriorated concrete wall and...

Justice, revenge, comeuppance. A feeling of total gratitude that patience is, after all, a glorious virtue which earns its reward. This is our life right now as it unfolds in its macabre, horrifying,...

All it lacks is the metrological dimension and, since I am writing this on Friday early afternoon, there are predictions of a storm from now to Sunday but nothing more than that so far. Otherwise...

In all that is happening around us in our daily life, whether it is do with the care of the elderly in the COVID19 pandemic, the safety of our children who return to their desks at school, of their...

We believe that quality education for our children is best delivered in person, in schools. This is confirmed by experts in education, both local and foreign, as well as by health authorities in...

In the middle of a discussion about a controversial issue, a friend broached another delicate subject – adoption. In societies which congratulate themselves on their hard stand against abortion,...