In his article in this newspaper last Wednesday, Malta Labour Party deputy leader for party affairs Michael Falzon made some interesting points that are worth pondering on as the party prepares itself for the coming general election....

Last week, a number of activities were held to mark National Youth Day, in which the difficulties and challenges being faced by the young people of today were highlighted over and over again by politicians and organisations involved with young people....

Pastoral care is part and parcel of holistic growth. We know that growth does not happen overnight – it implies a change in time. While growing, it is so easy to go from one extreme to the other...

One can hardly know what to make of Malta’s membership of the European Union. Are we serious about our commitment? ...

A quarrel is never anything nice. It is even worse when people or entities who might have different interests but share a common goal are involved in an argument, more so if this is thrashed out in the media....

The restructuring process at the Public Broadcasting Services has borne fruit with the latest announcement of it returning to profitability and better projections for the future....

Looking around during Thursday’s launch of Lino Spiteri’s book, it was very easy to reflect that cracks and fissures have developed in the two main parties....

What started as a community of six countries with common interests, mostly in trade, has today become a union of 27 European nations with the possibility of further...

Since his resignation from the Foreign Affairs Minister post that he held nearly three years ago, John Dalli may have lost his place in the Cabinet...

The Malta Labour Party did what they had to do and voted in favour of the transfer of land in Ricasoli for the creation of what will be the largest ever project undertaken in Malta – SmartCity...