‘An economy for the People’ is a working document, recently releasedby the Nationalist Party. Unfortunately this document was overshadowed by two high powered meetings, the Valletta...

One of the news items in the BBC World News, on Thursday, 19th November, was the fact that the younger generation in the UK is no longer guaranteed to be better off than their parents.  The...

The present crisis in Europe should not be underestimated. In the areas of security and immigration, huge cracks have emerged in the ways by which decisions are being taken at a European level, as...

The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting has come and gone, and the enduring image - fatefully - will be that of our head of state wearing the beautiful pea-green boat in which the Owl and the...

We do not usually think of the euro in the same way that we think of Schengen but, in fact, they both have a common parent: the decision, taken long ago, to open up Europe and to beget a single market...

Next week’s Paris Climate Change meeting is the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) relative to the UN Framework on Climate Change, a framework treaty signed in Rio de Janeiro at the 1992 Rio...

I wonder if it is also happening to many others, but I have, in recent weeks, found myself applauding Vladimir Putin for stealing a march on the rest of the world by going full blast against the...

We all thought it a bit odd when the PM wanted to put off elections for the local councils saying that the people had election fatigue. Given that the percentage of voters is generally high and we are...

By now, we all know that Joe Debono Grech, honourable member of the party leading the most feminist government in history, verbally and crassly attacked Marlene Farrugia in Parliament last...

People have been asking why the women on the Labour benches in parliament did not stand up in defence of Marlene Farrugia, when she was threatened with assault by one of their number. On the...