Article 42 of the International Criminal Court’s Statute lays down that the Court’s prosecutor has to be of “high moral character”. There are no two ways of interpreting...

Simon Barberi   Change can be terrifying and for the most part humans are ill equipped to deal with it. But the days of maintaining the status quo are over.  Traditional...

With 70 per cent of the 2017 Budget having been implemented, tomorrow the country will look forward to the 2018 Budget with a full account of how the Labour Government will proceed to share the...

We have, it seems, embarked on a discussion about prostitution. I would like to put forward a few ideas which may seem weird, or downright unrealistic. This is not a campaign in any way; what happens...

This week, the potential for tourism in Gozo has been reconfirmed with our inclusion in the 'World's 100 sustainable destinations for 2017'. This recognition gives further impetus to our efforts to...

Sandro Chetcuti needs to decide whether he wants a kick in the groin or a punch to the nose. Obviously, I'm not actually threatening to physically assault Chetcuti. The reason for my opening...

After the lull of summer a new scholastic year often begins with excited trepidation for school administrators, educators, students and parents. Only last week a group of educators coming from the...

The quasi revolutionary wave that rocked the system and pundits alike culminated in yesterday week’s announcement that Adrian Delia’s emerged as the clear winner of the Nationalist...

Every sector has a groundbreaking moment, something which changes the landscape of the day-to-day environment of that particular area. One of the most important educational milestones was a UNESCO...

The government’s Electoral Manifesto for 2017-2022 is built on the principles of equality and democracy to ensure the best time our country has ever seen.  In order for a country to be...