It is not often that it happens, but on Monday evening in parliament, the Government and the Opposition were in agreement. While politics in Malta can tend to be tarnished with aggression and venom,...

US President Barrack Obama is winding down his term, and his latest question to the United States is: “Is this the country we want to be?” He was, of course, referring to the latest...

There are only two weeks to go until the United Kingdom takes to the polls to decide whether to leave the European Union, or stay in the bloc. After a largely slow build up, pressure really...

There is certainly a valid argument to be made, as the Prime Minister did recently, for the country, considering its serious spatial limitations and concerns over its creeping urban sprawl, to build...

Most men in Malta will be glued to their screens today as one of the traditional big three – England, take on Russia in their opening Euro 2016 match. The opening ceremony was held yesterday,...

The Nationalist Party this week announced that it will be revamping its Environment Policy, proposing that any development in Outside Development Zones should only be approved with a two-thirds...

So according to the police force, there is no reasonable suspicion of any crime having been committed in the wake of the Panama Papers information leaks, nor has there been any political pressure to...

We are never far away from developments in technology. Think how much has our life changed over the recent years and how much have we come to depend on technology. We would die today if we were...

This is no longer just the doing of one member of Cabinet and one Chief of Staff. Comforted by three, not one, massive votes in the House, this is now an act of government. To be sure, this...

A race is a race is a race. Whether it be a school race on Sports Day at the end of the year or whether it is a race for a post in any organization, it is still, nevertheless, a race. One...