So much for the big controversies that developed these past two years about TTIP and so on: the agreements on investments and free trade which were being drawn up between the US and the EU, and...

Dr Daniella Zerafa has recently been conferred a Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD) from the University of Malta.  She is the first candidate to start and finish a doctorate with the Faculty for...

Last Thursday, a public holiday, the Roman Catholic Church celebrated the feast of the Immaculate Conception, one of the most important Marian feasts in the liturgical calendar.   I had...

Qed noqorbu lejn tmiem ta' sena oħra. Inħarsu 'l quddiem u nippjanaw, iżda rridu u ma rridux inħarsu wkoll lura, ninnotaw u ngħidu bejna u bejn ruhna. Qed...

Now is the time to compile an overall strategy for transhipment as a viable economic activity for Malta. We need to reflect more about it. Yet, since the days of Lord Strickland, practically all...

Say 'copyright' and often citizens immediately think of how they are unable to access or share music, films, images and news and of the several times when they are faced with messages saying a...

Despite the onslaught by academics and politicians to make us believe that the traditional family is no more, traditional values are actually making a comeback. For a long period, France has been in...

Locked in the throes of its own colossal troubles, with the Prime Minister shrinking by the day and now not even bothering to shave before important meetings, with his chief of staff permanently out...

We never imagined it would turn out like this. Ever since we joined the EU, we knew that one day Malta would be the President of the EU. Prime ministers and aspiring prime ministers vied to have the...

Kudos to Foreign Affairs Minister George Vella for his no-holds-barred intervention in Parliament regarding the farce that is being played inside the House of Representatives to the disbelief of the...