Revolution in the ranks has drawn MPs from the two major parties in the United Kingdom to cross the floor - not to opposite parties - but to occupy the centre ground. In the past weeks, rebel Labour...

A long-ingrained habit that is very well known to Gozitans is that politicians from the main island seem to wake up and notice some of the various needs of Gozo during the run-up to any kind of...

Last weekend, Malta and Gozo bore witness to the forces of nature.  Record breaking wind speeds and heavy rainfall made headlines.  Trees where pulled to the ground, fish sprung out of...

The MFSA has announced the welcome new financial crime compliance plan. It is essential that the rules of doing business in the global financial system are not only well written but also robustly...

A lot of things are built on reputation. Any business who is lacking in reputation, suffers. When it comes to the financial sector and to the banking sector, reputation becomes more important. Some...

The Environment and Resources Authority recently published the State of Environment Report which provides scientific data on the status of the environment in Malta between 2009-2015. Some...

Young people are not only an integral part of our society. They are also the generation of tomorrow, they are our future government, our future thinkers and innovators. In many ways they also...

The MEP elections are less than 100 days away and after having been approached by the Nationalist Party to form part of the already valid line up of candidates, I decided to take the plunge and...

We are living in a consumerist society where with a click of a button, we can have everything we want delivered to our doorstep, from food, to clothes to appliances. You name it, you have it. Maltese...

In 1619, a trading ship sailed into Chesapeake Bay and dropped anchor at Point Comfort, Virginia. The vessel's arrival marked the beginning of the slave trade in the American colonies. It was from...