Many of us feel claustrophobic and frustrated living in an over-populated island where it has become impossible to find some solitude somewhere, away from invasive humanity. ...

In all democratic countries, the development of liberal institutions has been accompanied by the growth of political parties, which act as intermediaries between the electorate and the government....

Hoorah! Hooray! Finally, the government has seen the light, and is moving to have our national anti-abortion laws enshrined in the Constitution. Hallelujah, and God Bless the Republic of Malta!...

“Quo Vadis”, a Latin phrase meaning “Where are you going?”...

Money seems to be the hot topic of conversation these days. Those who have it talk about their latest property acquisition, their latest car, trip abroad, spa treatments or whatever....

What a breath of fresh air there was last weekend when the Leader of the Opposition announced that Labour’s parliamentary group had agreed to vote for parliamentary approval of the treaty regarding the new EU Constitution!...

Just when you were thinking that political discourse had, of late, taken a more subdued tone, when over the span of a weekend two major economic ...

According to Edward de Bono, most of the mistakes we make in thinking are inadequacies in perception rather than the mistakes of logic...

Over one million students around the world who attend Lasallian schools are celebrating the feast of St John Baptist De La Salle, the patron saint of educators. De La Salle dedicated ...

Public Investments Minister Austin Gatt, perhaps unwittingly, put his finger on a raw nerve of Maltese democracy the other day when he told parliament that “the public sector could not ...