There are conflicting views on the acceptability, or otherwise, of the operations of the Freeport Terminal at Kalafrana, limits of Birżebbuġa. Throughout the years, governments have...

If one is honest there is no denying that the multi-themed issue of illegal immigration, refugees and terrorism has one in quite a quandary. Of course there are those who stand strictly on the Right...

As the triumvirate of Keith, Konrad and Joseph get ready with their tent and lights to present a media event to deflect attention from the non-event of the power station onto the grievances of the...

In the last few years, academics (both local and foreign) chastised the Catholic Church in Malta for fomenting, according to them, racial hatred against the Ottomans and the Arabs. In some cases,...

I recently met a dear old friend who I hadn’t seen for a very long time. After the usual niceties we got down to the issues which concern him most. The first thing he mentioned was how personal...

Michael Falzon’s irate tirade against the Auditor-General, his office and those who work for it was unedifying – but worse than that, it was dangerous to democracy. This might not be...

I feel some discomfort when I listen to talk about the “opportunities” that Brexit could offer. The truth is that the exit of the UK from the European Union is going to be a diplomatic and...

Education Minister Evarist Bartolo was perfectly correct when he said that there is a law for the gods and a law for animals. And there seems to be no difference between the parties in the way...

I think what we have been witnessing in these last couple of years is to say the least frightening, terrifying and scary.  The term, ‘ma tista’ tmur imkien’ (you...

Last Wednesday I was having a night out with some friends.  All was going well until my mobile, in an attempt to spoil the evening, intervened.  A friend on the other end of the line broke...