We say that we love animals but what we do, as a nation, seems to show otherwise.  Let us take some examples from the past few weeks.  In 2016 PN MP Mario Galea presented a Private...

We speak many times of migrants, convulsed in polemics spurred by the new Italian government, counting heads, or maybe bodies, comparing quotas, percentages, and precedents, following up stories of...

Some two weeks ago, Malta accepted to allow the Lifeline to enter the Maltese harbour after a huge tussle among EU states as to who would take in the 230 migrants on board. Two weeks later, only...

Yesterday we finally heard the first squeak out of the government about the deeply concerning situation that is the results of European Banking Authority’s investigation into Malta’s...

Official statistics published this week show an exponential growth in the population of Malta, the highest per capita enlargement within the European Union in 2017. The number of people living in...

The complete smokescreen that national broadcaster PBS put up over what has perhaps been one of the most damning indictments this government has seen, and that in itself is saying something, is...

In the UK, where privacy issues are actually taken seriously, it was announced yesterday that Facebook is facing the maximum possible fine for having allowed Cambridge Analytica to forage through the...

We have been talking for quite some time now about being invaded by boat people. But now we have an invasion in reverse. Those who visited the Trade Fair at MFCC in Ta' Qali last week, and...

The government may boast about how the numbers look better when it comes to the court backlog, and how the clearance rate has improved, but anyone who is summoned to testify in a case will tell you...

Yesterday’s sudden resignation by David Davies, the Brexit Secretary, followed later by that of Boris Johnson, the British Foreign Secretary, may not be the last word on the crisis that has...