I have already written in this very same space about the small-pack race that took place, soon after Daphne Caruana Galizia’s tragic assassination, among allied wannabes who, in search of some...

The green movement has been growing at a very fast pace over the past year, not only in Malta but worldwide. In some countries the change is more noticeable than in others. We all have one thing in...

There is a law in France which up to some time ago, said that any person who directly or indirectly, helped or tried to help the irregular entry, circulation or stay of foreigners in France would be...

Qrendi is one of the seven parishes that celebrate the Feast of the Assumption or, as the festivity is commonly referred to in Malta, the feast...

Anyone would think the heat and the summer holidays have swept our minds clean from any serious thinking and anything but shade, a cool drink and some entertainment come the evening is far from our...

Next Wednesday is a public holiday. It is also the closing date of the public consultation being carried out by the Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) on the terms of reference for the...

The slime in the sea, the drainage leaking from the shore, horses dropping dead in the heat, the price of fuel & electricity going up, delayed flights, the third world situation at Identity Malta,...

Labour Party MEP Miriam Dalli today speaks about animal rights....

The Nationalist Party and its now-dwindling supporters cannot get it. I really cannot get to the bottom of which part they cannot understand. I am referring to the now infamous Egrant episode –...

The Egrant saga which is still making waves has raised a number of questions of an ethical, political and legal nature that might be getting lost in the din made by the arguments being pushed at us...