The events we are witnessing these days (and hours) seem to reinforce the sensation that we as a nation are prone to the disease of denying self-evident truths. Maybe this is the consequence of...

The Head of the UN Support Mission in Libya, Martin Kobler was in Malta yesterday for a meeting with Foreign Minister George W. Vella before a pan European meeting to further discuss the fast...

With one scandal after another following hot on the heels of the last, and with the Prime Minister failing to take the kind of action required of the leader of a country in each and every instance,...

The present crisis relating generally speaking to governance, caused by the revelation that both Minister Konrad Mizzi and Chief of Staff Keith Schembri had set up for themselves a trust in New...

As everyone in Malta continues to sit on tenterhooks, waiting for the next development in Panamagate, a human crisis continues to unfold in the Aegean Sea and Central Europe. Ignoring warnings...

It is in Malta's interest to prepare an A plan for Brexit. Up to some days ago, it would have been thought prudent to prepare just a B plan for Brexit but the continually evolving situation now...

With the government facing a good governance crisis that has grown to near epic proportions, it would do well to take note of rampaging public sentiment and act quickly to clean up its act. With...

The Labour Party has been in power for three years and inevitably, the focus is on what it has achieved while in government, as well as where it has gone wrong. It has been a very mixed bag, and...

The issue of migration has been plaguing the EU for over a year as the situation in Syria continues to deteriorate and drive hundreds of thousands of people in search of safety in...

The rhythmic chanting of ‘Shame on You’ that yesterday reverberated along Republic Street owes its genesis to the small crowd of maids who chanted it as Dominique Strauss-Kahn was being...