Less than a year ago the Faculty for Social wellbeing in collaboration with Caritas Malta produced a 26-minute documentary anchored by the popular journalist Keith Demicoli, The scourge of solitude:...

In a message outside the Maritime Squadron of the AFM, MEP candidate and EU veteran Peter Agius said that Malta is still at risk of massive migration flows from Africa, with intelligence reports...

In October 2018, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its latest report. I remember skimming it through and thinking that we are doomed, or was it just general anxiety? No...

No matter what is claimed about how construction firms in this country now show a greater respect towards building regulations, the suspicion remains. The accident rate on construction sites has...

It was mathematical: it was bound to happen. There’s no limit to delusions of grandeur. Once you get hooked on them, the sky’s the limit. Now we are no longer the best in Europe. Now we...

In the same way that Malta has always had her Joes and her Charleses, and Italy her Francescos and Giuseppes, so Sweden has her Gretas: names that were more popular at one time or another but still...

The term ‘sustainable development’ is one of the most misused and abused in political discourse. I would daresay it is as misused as much as the word ‘democracy’. It is...

Imagine walking through Valletta two decades ago: a city tired and dilapidated, silence emanating from everywhere. Only a few restaurants open and fewer worth revisiting. A coffee shop or two open...

It has been 15 years now – actually 16 – since that day in Athens when Malta signed the EU Accession Treaty. For days, the jibe had been who would be signing in Malta’s name in...

Nationalist MEP candidate Michael Briguglio, in today’s vlog, pledges to remain the voice of the people, if he is elected....