Recently in a discussion with my counterparts at the European Council I highlighted how I don't see youths just as a promise of a better future to come but indeed as major players in the current...

Having secured the largest ever allocation of European Union funds for Malta since our accession - €2.27bn of European funds for the period 2021-2027 - we are now in a favourable position to...

There can be very little doubt that the environment has assumed a place among the topmost concerns for the Maltese public, and rightly so. The environment is for many, almost exclusively equated with...

The European single market is one of the EU’s greatest achievements, founded on the principles of free movement of persons, goods, services and capital.  The establishment of these freedoms...

This week we expect a major turning point in  a story of untold pain and injustice. The conclusions of the public inquiry on the barbaric assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia and the...

In order to pursue politics that leaves no person behind, we have to introduce policies and practices which, at their core, serve to help the people. To lift people out of poverty, and also elevate...

In his article under Business (TMIS, 11 July) George M. Mangion stated "it is undoubtedly true that our social security system is failing to protect people from destitution and hardship". While I do...

Education is the cornerstone of a nation's development and progress. It is not only about going to school. It shapes our economy, forges relationships and values and provides us with the knowledge and...

At this moment in time, Malta's economy, like all other developed countries, is at cross-roads. We must decide what our economy should look like in the coming years; shall we look at what worked in...

The World Health Organisation (WHO), the EU, UNESCO, the United Nations, etc., are all international bodies which people tend to put their trust or scepticism in. When it comes to organisations like...