Around 100,000 registered voters did not vote in this year’s European parliamentary elections.  They represent 27.3 per cent of the vote, or the highest ever abstention rate since the...

Through the Ministry for Justice, Culture and Local Government, this Government is continuously introducing schemes and measures to help those who have been promoting and also keeping alive, most of...

It is in this country’s interest for Europe to be stable, at peace and enjoying economic growth. There is little we can do, on our own, to reach such aims. Yet it always pays to back those...

31 men and eight women had their hopes and dreams taken away from them last week— their lifeless bodies found in the back of a lorry in Grays, Essex, frozen. The 25-year-old driver, Maurice...

A progressive society needs to be founded on principles....

Yet another property forming part of the island’s cultural heritage stands in peril. In April last year an application was filed with the Planning Authority to have a nineteenth century...

Despite the popularity parish festas enjoy in Malta, one which seems to be ever increasing, really and truly our country’s traditional customs are dying out. That’s what a friend told...

The Leader of the Opposition delivered a formidable speech this week, focussing on a growing problem in the country. Whereas short-time gains are being registered by the few, poverty is spreading fast...

The Green New Deal is a comprehensive response to the crises we face. It aims to reconcile our lifestyles – the way we live, produce and consume – with the physical limits of our planet....

No, I haven’t been sprayed by the toxic substance that seems to pervade our world, making us mortals lovers and admirers of Ian Borg, Joseph Muscat, dust, terrible air quality and the...