It is the prerogative of the Party leader to assign portfolios to MPs to shadow. Mine remained practically the same. Opposition Leader Adrian Delia confirmed what his predecessor, Dr Simon Busuttil,...

The way we understand the meaning of crisis nowadays has its limitations, as it tends to value turning points related to financial crisis as being politically meaningful. It is, thus, worth tracing...

We at the Faculty for Social Wellbeing reflect a lot about how all that is happening will impact our communities as we go about in our engagement with research and scholarship and the training of students. ...

The Coronavirus pandemic has triggered all sorts of emotions: anger, deep sadness, frustration, resentment, anxiety and fear of the uncertainty... Understandably so! It is terrible to witness so many...

The Police ALE unit is just one of 24 agencies and government departments involved in environmental protection. Most have an administrative remit and none have the police powers of ALE but they can...

The Coronavirus pandemic has disrupted our daily routine, upending our whole way of life, from social encounters to social distancing, from face-to-face conversations to virtual ones, from hugging our...

The Coronavirus is changing the global landscape in ways which we do not yet realise. Its ripple effects will continue to spread outwards for years to come - such that we will never know of where...

We are living in extraordinary times which require extraordinary action. The current crisis has taught us an important lesson – economic diversification is not only important during economic...

As we approach Easter, the feast that anchored our faith as Catholics because Christ rose from the dead, I would like to share some thoughts. The period we are living in at the moment is Lent....

When the Constitutional Court finds the State guilty, as it did late last month, we the citizens should sit up and take notice. Courts find States guilty when they’ve broken an...