It is disquieting that while in the economic and “classical” social welfare sectors, progress has been strong, the same cannot be said with regard to the environment. Other countries...

What do you picture in your mind when I say the words ‘severe littering’? I bet that most of you will have thought of piles of plastic bottles, plastic bags and dumping sites. The...

“Careful what you wish for” is a popular adage that has gradually grown into a cliché. Football club owners tell it to irate supporters during an unproductive season, women and men...

It is a fact that in the conduct of politics, both internal to a country or externally, lies are used as a tool to secure tactical, and sometimes strategic, gains. They are deployed both by the top...

Summer is a period for relaxation; the time when one reads something which is not always related to one’s profession.  An article that has caught my attention was ‘Business-IT...

The torpor of summer’s hot days was broken by the revelation of the conclusions of Magistrate Aaron Bugeja on the claims that Egrant, the third account in Panama belonged to Michelle Muscat,...

Adrian Delia, Leader of the Opposition, has many a time been reported as stating that “no one is greater than the Party”. It seems a basic article of his political faith. Unfortunately for...

Fauda is the Arabic word for Riot or Chaos.  It is used to describe a kind of situation that erupts from events that might have been prevented but which in fact, precipitated the same...

The Egrant Inquiry conclusions have been made fully public last Sunday. The publication marked an end to the life of the fabricated lie.  An end to the life of a whole invention based...

Simon Busutti’s position as a member of the Maltese parliament is no longer tenable in the wake of the conclusions of the Egrant inquiry report, which found no evidence that Prime Minister...