Both film buffs and those who are only superficially interested in cinema know that the major theme of classic Western movies was the imposition of law on a state of lawlessness. It was the retelling...

A few weeks ago, I wrote about Abraham and his madness to even contemplate taking his son to be sacrificed. A few took me to task screaming that I am a horrible human being. Then, out of the...

In court on Thursday, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat insisted that if the heirs of Daphne Caruana Galizia were to accept she was wrong in her Egrant claims, he would drop the court case against...

Before our islands push heavily forward with fancy projects of little authenticity and demand  in the tourism sector, they ought to analyse the reality a bit more closely to see if what they are...

In his vlog MEP Francis Zammit Dimech refers to the recent data published by Eurostat placing Malta 3rd from last when it comes to investment in research and innovation. He said that this is...

In all the years working in the field of culture - both in Government and in Opposition - I met hundreds of artists from all sectors and you quickly realise what culture stands for. And by...

Even at the time this piece is being written, the Brexit saga goes on unabated. Within and without the United Kingdom itself, there is a twist or a turn at almost every stage of this on-going story...

The vile urges of anti-semitism are still with us and it is difficult to prospect their total elimination.  To compound matters, the problem of anti-sionism has become an added overlay –...

One of the biggest challenges this country has had to face these last 17 weeks has been resolved.  No, it isn’t the Corinthia land dispute or the Leader of the Opposition’s calamities...

A very question I am asked regularly is whether I think that things improving in Malta when it comes to the environment.  This question is usually asked in a negative one, like if the one asking...