Reference is made to the story published in the Wednesday issue of The Malta Independent on page 7 entitled ‘Ministers give different replies on course for carers’....

Following the impressive turnout at The Strand in Sliema on 5 June asking for heftier fines and longer jail terms, including psychiatric treatment, the Animal Rights Group would like to thank Fleur Cilia Buckett ...

It is with great regret that I heard the statement issued by Marie Louise Coleiro Preca that she will not be contesting the next general election with the Labour Party...

What we are seeing in Libya today is exactly what many, who know the country and its people, predicted; and that is stalemate....

Post-modern society never tires from surprising us. Although there are people who ceaselessly criticise it for questioning legitimate authority however it gives ample room for technology to flourish and open up new horizons...

“I have known a vast quantity of nonsense talked about bad men not looking you in the face. Don’t trust that conventional idea. Dishonesty will stare honesty out of countena...

Once, during a homily, I asked a primary student teacher: “What makes you a primary teacher?” The student, bluntly and boldly, incidentally two characteristics of h...

Last week’s referendum on whether the law of divorce should be introduced in Malta should not be considered valid because the subject of divorce was completely mixed with boosting a political party’s image....

In the recent referendum for the legislation of divorce, the Maltese voted with a loud and clear majority in favour. This majority was bigger than one of the largest majorities ever recorded in Malta, namely the 1998 general election....

When the referendum results were out, my thoughts suddenly went to a passage from scripture I had read a long time ago. ...