Indisputably Malta’s legal framework is based on the rule of Law. We fully embrace the notion of the separation of powers as enunciated by Political Philosopher Baron de Montesquieu in 1748....

The case of Demicoli v. Malta was the first case decided by the European Court of Human Rights in which Malta was the respondent state. Malta lost that case miserably. In essence, the whole argument...

A part of one of the most negative chapters in our country’s post-Independence history has now been closed with the laying to rest of Daphne Caruana Galizia last Friday following her barbaric...

Any section of society that feels free to seek power by acting without limits – whether imposed by the rule of law or by fear of consequences – is an elite class that will degrade any...

Ongoing public vociferous calls for the resignation of the Attorney General and the Commissioner of Police by the Nationalist Party and civil society organisations raises the issue of mob rule versus...

One thing is sure about DCG’s death. At least one story – at least one – was true. All that shouting and banging on the table for “Proof! Evidence!” have now been...

There has been a lot of discussion lately about countries like Malta that can benefit from the enormous waves of technological change engulfing the world. One of the clearly visible lessons from...

Much has been said and written, much has been thought and analysed since the news of the barbaric homicide of Daphne Caruana Galizia on that quiet afternoon of 16 October. Opinions voiced have been...

The assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia was an assassination of all of us and it was, paradoxically, a murder by all of us, too. It will remain forever the former until the perpetrators are...

It has always been my style to work harder in reply to any type of criticism, but in doing so, whatever the urge, I always endeavour to seek quality over quantity. During the Budget 2018 debate...