We’ve gone off the deep end ladies and gentlemen, or is it sexist to say this now? If that’s the case, we might as well settle for comrades at this point. If we are capable of demolishing...

Not long after the results of the last general election became known, France held the second round of its Presidential election, which was won by Emmanuel Macron. Barely a year earlier, Macron’s...

The parents of children who attend state schools are offered the choice between religion and ethics classes.  In the ethics classes, teenagers will be invited to reflect upon the moral bases of...

Public administration provides the organisation of inter-related activities of people on the tax-payers’ payroll. At all levels of government service, different employees perform different...

This might be the only article I will write on this issue. Not because it does not merit adequate and sufficient attention, but because this government pretends to raise topics for discussion when it...

Ai Weiwei, the internationally acclaimed Chinese artist and outspoken critic of China’s leaders, was arrested by Chinese police in 2011.  For several weeks nobody had seen or heard...

Last Wednesday, Malta became the 15th country (out of 50) in Europe to legally recognise and allow same-sex marriage. The main arguments for this change hinged on "new rights" being given to the LGBT...

First all, Malta, congratulations: what you have achieved in just five years for LGBT rights is incredible. You are now a leading light to the rest of the world in terms of LGBT equality. The passing...

The status quo is definitely out of sync with a fast-changing world. A successful administration has to make the transition from a world defined primarily by complacency to one defined primarily by...

Question time of April 30, 2016 was entitled ‘Constitutional Supremacy: Is there need for a Second Republic?’ This question was surely answered by Professor Ray Mangion, Lawyer and...