Like a storm in a summer sky, the latest debate on what is known as conversion therapy has hit this country when it least expected it. It is quite strange this controversy was occasioned by a...

The conclusion of what is now being called the EU’s Brexit Council and the announcement of an In-Out referendum to be held in the UK later on this year might seem to many Maltese as something...

The weekend papers were full of articles telling in greater or less details how the public transport reform led by Minister Joe Mizzi is not working.  Things have come to the point that people...

It has been barely a month since the publication of the damning National Audit Office report on the Old Mint Street scandal. That report pointed to collusion in a case which involved the handing out...

Europe has been in throes of great debate about putting Schengen rules on hold in the face of the never abating human tide of people that is trying to make its way into Europe from Syria and other...

Parliamentary Secretary for Health Chris Fearne has announced that the next phase of expansion at the Mater Dei Hospital will include a new maternity wing, also known as a Mother & Baby...

If everybody keeps to the timetable, the EU Council will discuss the British question today and, hopefully, the British Cabinet will discuss the situation at a special extraordinary Cabinet meeting on...

When a Facebook user this week commented that MEP Roberta Metsola ‘should be shot’, many passed it off as a triviality. It is, after all, an everyday expression that should not be taken...

EU President Donald Tusk certainly has his work cut out for him. Only days before a critical summit which could radically alter the functioning of the bloc. The massive issue at stake is, of course,...

Malta has one of the oldest police forces in the world, in large, thanks to the colonial period. This is a throwback to the fact that the UK had established a highly professional and well funded corps...