I sometimes talk to expats living in Gozo and they tell me that every small bloody island north of Scotland has a small airstrip which can accommodate small fixed-winged aircraft. It would be be...

On 12 January, Ministers Dr Konrad Mizzi and Dr Justyne Caruana revealed their joint plans for the regeneration of Xlendi Bay in Gozo - a resort that is popular with locals and foreigners alike and...

Restless Catholics are always seeking something new to fill the void in their feeble faith, whether it is a new cult of 'mercy' or a childish crib, a new dubious 'saint' or a 'miraculous...

It is interesting, to say the least, that while the Minister for European Affairs and Equality was lately bragging that the introduction of divorce in Malta gave way to a chain of 'shrinkflation' laws...

Not long time ago I recorded two radio programmes consecutively, one after the other. As the recording session ended I turned to the sound engineer and said so amazed about what I have noticed:...

Last Sunday's Solemnity of the Epiphany of Our Lord Jesus Christ caused me to really reflect. What hit the nail on the head most of all was the concluding verse taken from the Matthean Gospel pericope...

For those who are familiar with Matthew’s gospel this verse surely must have rang a bell. In fact, this verse is found in the Bible portion which the Church has rightly placed in the liturgy of...

Dr Joseph Calleja    In a recent case, the Industrial Tribunal had to consider whether the dismissal of an employee who used to work from home and had refused to return back to the...

The message of Pope Francis for the celebration of the 52nd world day of peace is but a brief and pointed catechesis of what politics and being a politician is all about. Its title already says...

Please allow me to make some comments on Mr Noel Grima’s article ‘Debunking Gio. Nicolò Muscat’ (The Malta Independent on Sunday, 23 December 2018). My comments are...