Once again, the General Workers’ Union is dancing to the Malta Labour Party’s tune. A dance that reminds me of the old wedding pact that by now should have ended, according to the union’s chiefs. ...

It is true that nowadays – particularly since both sides have converged together on the EU issue – a consensual approach seems to be emerging in various areas of our foreign policy...

The recent decision of our courts to allow transsexuals to marry, as well as the nice new Archbishop's apparent stance in favour of the state offering more recognition to cohabiting couples both show how much a simplistic anti-divorce...

2006 marked a very positive year in the fight against drugs. For the first time the act of sharing drugs was no longer punishable with a mandatory term of imprisonment. ...

Yes, they do. And the situation is worse when the control freaks run the country and try to impose their personal views on everybody else, forcing them to live as they think best....

The apparently, reluctantly departing Sonia Camilleri has certainly put the post of Commissioner for Children on the media map, which is a good thing. ...

Malta is a microcosm of the world at large. Its location is in the very cradle of civilisation. Throughout its chequered history its people have come in contact with the most powerful and the most advanced empires. ...

As we move inexorably to the next general election, the present government, which continues to be in office but not in power, must waste no time and give priority to issues of national importance rather than concentrate on vote catching partisan issues....

Just before I was austingatted out of public broadcasting two-and-a-half years ago, I was happily involved at PBS in the EU-financed CapMed project aimed at not only salvaging what was...

The Ombudsman report on the role of the executive secretary in local councils runs diametrically opposite to what Labour has suggested in its pronouncements and documents. ...