At the University of Carthage in Tunisia between Thursday and today the international community has been engaging with Tunisian civil society. The Fifth Global Forum on Modern Direct Democracy -...

I wonder if anyone is actually looking at the statistics on disability and employment, because if they aren't, they really should be. We may think that these (seemingly) high political wrangles are...

The 18th of May marks the 10th anniversary since the passing away of Malta’s foremost environmentalist, Julian Manduca.   A year before, on August 3rd, 2004, aged 52, Maggie Borg also...

Last weekend, an elderly lady and her family bitterly discovered what Joseph Muscat’s promise to be the best in Europe amounts to. On Saturday, the lady attended her grandson’s...

In the midst of senior police officers getting lucrative jobs in spite of committing shameful mistakes, a university about to be built in untouched land with the blessing of the government, including...

The PN’s reaction to the government’s decision against building a university on what is being termed as virgin land needs to be praised. However, the alternative sites proposed by the...

Three cabinet ministers – the Minister for the Environment, the Minister for the Economy and the Minister for Education – called a press conference post-haste yesterday and told the press...

A prison setting is no playing field.  We can call it a Correctional Facility till we turn blue in the face but the truth is that that some 560 individuals, some of whom are hardened...

In Malta many people are quick to form an opinion on a wide range of issues.   Political controversy is never short and may be considered as a national hobby.  Some issues, people take...

The mystery surrounding the building of a new university in the south of Malta is only the latest in a series of events about which the government was not truthful with the people. It says something,...