After I wrote my column for The Malta Independent last Thursday, in which I joined the chorus of condemnation of what was done to Daboma Jack, I set to thinking about it a little more and realised...

I passed by the Greek Embassy in Ta’ Xbiex yesterday and I saw no crowd of Maltese patriots shouting outside “Give us back our €89 million”. But a few miles away, in...

Legislation regulating the financing of political parties in Malta is long overdue. Alternattiva Demokratika has been harping on about this subject since its foundation in 1989 and has referred to it...

I run the risk of being upstaged by events by the time this piece appears, but the socio-political drama that continues to unfold in Greece and the economic luna park it has all developed into can...

Like a well-trained group of recruits, the PL cabinet is steadily advancing with its roadmap for battle and conquest.  The field is mined and booby-trapped and strategic outposts are identified...

Labour’s tenure in government is increasingly looking like a dysfunctional marriage to the country. We all accept that every marriage has its ups and downs. In this marriage, however, the public...

I choose a provocative headline on purpose. It’s to say that, whatever plans are implemented, the public transport system in Malta can never be as reliable, efficient and on track as all of...

I see from yesterday’s news reports that we are back to the days when victims of crime are treated by the police as perpetrators while the culprits suddenly become the victims and get away with...

What happened at the bus terminus does not augur well for us as Maltese citizens and puts us all to shame.  If what has been reported in The Malta Independent is true, then as a State we...

The argument needs to be made, repeated and won. As a territory having a common currency of its own, within a single continental market, it is natural that ideas will germinate within the euro...