The Government is in the middle of another scandal involving its property. It has been reported that a ‘famous’ concrete magnate, by the surname of Gaffarena, made a hefty profit through...

Labour and education never lived in the same street. Each time it was in government it never placed education as a priority. Worse, it dismantled most of what had been built...

On the CD player I have“Wings at the Speed of Sound”, released in 1976, playing. Silly Love Songs is on; McCartney is on the bass as the brass pop up to introduce the chorus. The song is a...

Beyond the ongoing controversies regarding the proposal to establish a new private University in Malta – some of which are hardly conducted in good faith – how can one arrive at a sensible...

The environmental deficit is constantly on the increase. Each generation creates additional environmental impacts without in any way adequately addressing the accumulated impacts handed down by the...

The recent demise of Professor Godfrey Wettinger has resuscitated the debate about Christianity in Arab Malta. Ironically, two days before his demise, the Archaeology Society of Malta brought over...

The fact that the government intends to give a Jordanian real-estate speculator a large amount of protected coastal land from which it will evict farmers for the purpose is the most shocking aspect of...

Those who can take a step back, as well as those who have been around some time and so have become used to the scene, can possibly see it, while those who take things at face value may not. It is...

It had to be Europe's famously "100 per cent Catholic" duo of nations to serve as a prime example to the rest of Europe where issues of sexual orientation and minority rights are concerned. Of course,...

We should begin by calling it by its appropriate name and that is the University of Sadeen.  Not the De Paul University as it was first introduced to us, or the American University of Malta which...