Whenever a new initiative crops up, you do have to ask, "Cui bono?" ("Who benefits by it?") Often, the supposed beneficiary is not the one being pushed forward, but somebody else who lurks in the...

When one of Europe's best legal minds signals a red flag on the state of our judiciary system, we should all stop, listen and ponder on the state of affairs in which our country finds itself. Judge...

Something that has always intrigued me is how the brain works. When I write an article and some brainy people understand the exact opposite of what I mean to express, I question not just my writing...

Way back in time, a group of Roman senators got together and on the Ides of March (15 March) overthrew and killed the budding dictator Julius Caesar, well believing they were acting in defence of...

"Men fight for liberty and win it with hard knocks.  Their children, brought up easy, let it slip away again, poor fools.  And their grand-children are once more slaves" - D.H....

“Let’s go one step further in culture, let us literally think beyond our comfort zone”. I proposed this question long way back, during periodic meetings I hold with the...

Under the new constitutional reform, the president should be given the opportunity and the resources to send a piece of legislation back to parliament for reconsideration or discussion, outgoing...

During a public debate held recently in Gozo at which I participated, topics that have featured for a long while in such meetings were raised again. All were related to connectivity problems. These...

The former head of EP office and Tajani speechwriter Peter Agius calls for the defence of Malta’ competitive advantage on taxation. ...

In his weekly vlog MEP Francis Zammit Dimech says that the internet and social media have revolutionised the way we live, from communication to acquiring goods we need. It has become a vital tool for...