Another emergency unfolded last week in St George's Pjazza in Victoria, and once again, the pjazza failed the person who needed help the most. A man collapsed inside the Basilica, and a maze of...

I am writing this just after seeing Pope Francis's funeral, one of the most watched events so far this year. We will surely remember the scenes we saw. What we will have made of it is another...

It's not the first time that our parliament has resembled a battleground, with MPs from both the ruling party and the opposition engaged in fierce clashes. It is not the first time that the climax of...

When the Brits ruled over, managed, and looted, quite a chunk of the world, they did know how to do a thing or two. In fact, they excelled at copying, aping and placing their silly monarchs, or...

The verdict was out. The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) declared the current citizenship by investment program, which is very successful, in violation of EU law.  Various...

regarding the national finances of eurozone members that they all needed to observe. This was done because to the contrary of other currencies, the euro was being circulated in territories which were...

It seems as though there's a perpetual state of heartbreak in this world. Every time something good happens, a hundred other bad things do too. And now with the current military and trade wars...

Labour Day provides an opportunity (which is rarely taken up) for a discussion about the values that should guide political governance when based on Labourism/Socialism in the interest of...

Pope Francis's demise this week, as expected, has swept across the world media landscape, as wall to wall coverage of the much beloved Pontiff's life is honoured. He was a great man, who will be...

Minister Julia Farrugia was asked a simple parliamentary question. How much of our money are you spending on consultancy fees? Who are these consultants you've hired? Are they qualified for the...