Losers usually resort to making random promises in order to survive. Winners make  commitments they know they can keep, fully aware that facts are what distinguish them.  The Labour...

Women face a plethora of challenges in Malta, and it is easy to see how they can be under-represented in politics.  It recently it came to my attention that the Prime Minister was once again...

At present, the European Union is in a very particular and sensitive junction. As a Union we are facing multiple issues which are testing our unity, strength and resilience. One of the most important...

“Gender-based violence is a phenomenon deeply rooted in gender inequality, and continues to be one of the most notable human rights violations within all societies,” the European Institute...

October 2018 was a record month for inbound visits when compared to the corresponding month in previous years. This has just been confirmed by the National Statistics Office and is the result of the...

Air pollution causes one in 10 deaths worldwide, and while it adversely impacts developing countries more, around 400,000 people still die prematurely from air pollution in Europe every year....

Thursday's Parliamentary debate on the so-called 'Daphne bill' saw a great deal of finger-pointing between Members of Parliament. Government MPs attempted to make it seem as if the Opposition was...

Politics is a hard, stressful occupation and many politicians ask themselves why they are in it. Some   that they want to change society and do something for the common good, the definition...

Empowering individuals means trusting people's skills for their own and national growth. The nation's empowerment is best served through rapid economic growth with equally rapid social...

In a bid to further facilitate the free movement of people, goods, services and capital in the single market, the EU has adopted various measures in the field of judicial cooperation in civil and...