I would like to start this article by thanking my colleague Leo Brincat MP for his opinion piece, Talking of an election mode (TMID, 6 March)...

It was quite a few weeks in 2003 between 19 March and 12 April. With the benefit of four years’ accumulated wisdom one can now pass some judgment on two events that happened four years ago, one local and one international....

As the European Union celebrates its 50th birthday this month marking half a century of peace, stability and prosperity, it now faces one of its biggest challenges which might well shape the course of its future – how to deal with its energy problems....

Something funny’s going on. Despite having the lowest rate of participation by women in the workforce, in the whole of the European Union, we also have a birth rate that’s lower than the EU average. ...

Dr John Refalo Noe vs Garden Of Eden LimitedCourt of Appeal...

Politics involves everything that surrounds us. In every form of organisational structure, one finds politics. ...

It was with deep regret that I had to drop out of the Foreign and European Affairs Committee visit to India last week due to both personal commitments as well as due to the debate on SmartCity in Parliament in both the committee and plenary stage....

It is not so much about putting on a brave face. ...

Sentencing is a difficult science. When judges pass a sentence they take all sorts of things into account: ...

Had Samuel Beckett been alive and living in Malta today, he would surely be tempted to write a sequel to his famous tragicomedy Waiting For Godot. But perhaps this time round he would name his play Waiting for Smart City....