From whatever angle you look at it, Prime Minister Muscat and Keith Schembri are in cahoots with each other. There is otherwise no rhyme or reason why Muscat would keep protecting his aide for this...

Malta’s current political crisis has many signs of a Faustian pact: A deal with the proverbial devil which has to be paid back. Figures who seemed almighty are now sinking in a Titanic of...

It’s difficult not to smile when one hears some people claim that we’re much better now as a member of the EU than we were before we joined. After fifteen years of EU membership, God...

In last week's column, we presented the topic of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and highlighted how resistance to antibiotics is killing 700,000 people globally every year. We also observed how this...

Following the events connected to the apprehension of the alleged assassin/s of Daphne Caruana Galizia, I feel duty bound to pronounce myself.  To start off I feel jaded. A Country comes of...

Residents of Żurrieq are fighting to stop a planning control application that if approved, could see a rural landscape in the area of in-Nigret covering just over 12,000 sqmtransformed into yet...

Discussions now proceeding in countries like Germany, France and Belgium about pensions reform have been raising questions that are greatly relevant, for this country as well.  One major dilemma...

Some days ago, José Herrera made a statement on TV with far-reaching implications: according to the latest calculations, Malta’s population stands at 700,000, while some three million...

The Caruana-Galizia family is right to insist that Prime Minister Joseph Muscat should keep his distance from the criminal investigation into the assassination of Daphne.  We should be very...

There are very few things I am convinced of. One of them is that I harbour plenty of doubts. I hate categorical statements of beliefs. I’m not sure of the existence of an after-life but I think...