It has been a memorable, momentous week in the EU and, even so, the final outcome is not over yet. As a country, we are parched of real information in real time of what is happening where it...

The most sensitive point for people who look to the opposition now, is the feeling of abandonment, of not having anyone there to do some good, to stand up for what is right and speak the truth. ...

Positive responses received worldwide to Heritage Malta sites and museums led to awards given by TripAdvisor and TripExpert – responses based on the positive comments of 1.5 million professional...

A friend of mine is once again in the grip of a cancer he had believed he was cured of. This time though he found in a European country a treatment designed to counter the problem that had...

On June 12th the Planning Authority’s Annual Report was issued. The document, presented by the PA CEO and Chairman of the Executive Council Johann Buttigieg, makes for some rather uninformative...

At times when the economy is running very well, which is Malta’s case as of now, it would seem that to worry about safeguarding the public good is less than useful. Personally I think the...

Trade union representatives have recently been invited to participate in discussions on a new constitutional document and I am very interested to know what they will propose. Will they propose...

The other day, a bright young TV presenter was publicly asking how and why the media seems so hooked on this never-ending story of the PN crisis in the aftermath of the recent electoral debacles, when...

Malta is an extraordinarily noisy country and noise pollution needs to be tackled as a matter of urgency because of the effect on our health due to the excessive noise to which we are continuously...

Every so often, some childish fighter pilot climbs up in the sky and, instead of behaving according to the rulebooks, wastes time and energy drawing puerile, penile stuff in the sky for onlookers to...