This week we have seen the terrible effects that incarceration, not properly administered, can bring.  Utter devastation on human and animal life. In one case, that of the locked up dogs...

Education ministers and policymakers together with Health Authorities and the World Health Organisation made the decision about children returning to school for the coming scholastic year after an...

At the OECD which groups the more developed capitalist economies, they seem to be coming close to a new agreement regarding how tax structures can be harmonised in the different countries. This would...

This summer seems to have stimulated our junior minister for equality, Rosianne Cutajar.  She is taking action on an array of laws.  She is feeding the media with spicy issues intended to...

The hatred spewed in this country the moment ‘migration’ comes on the agenda is unbelievable It is no longer, in my opinion, a question of fear but outright abhorrence and...

The most delicate balancing act of governing a country must be securing just the right level of public intervention needed to address societal challenges. While theories and political positions have...

With what's been going on this year, rumination has become the order of the day. Many hours a week are spent thinking, reflecting and wondering how in this day and age of globalisation we are...

Not all the self-employed have done badly out of the corona virus pandemic, but those who have, really got a bad hit. Along with the so-called micro enterprises which employ very few people,...

I vividly remember the days in the early 90s when Maltese broadcasting was just about to be thrust open and pluralism introduced. While those of us employed at the national broadcaster got into the...

The forthcoming Constitutional Convention, whenever it happens, is an opportunity to entrench green rights in the Constitution. This can be carried out through spelling out such rights unequivocally...