The wellbeing of a society is mostly judged by its status in terms of access to health care. For decades, successive administrations in Malta have made the health service a key battleground for...

In the face of the most disgraceful, distorting attacks on the Prime Minister’s family, we stay focused on the job: building Europe’s No.1 fastest-growing economy. We share the benefits of...

Looking back at these three weeks of electoral campaigning, one thing that stands out is Labour’s unpreparedness for its big appointment with the electorate. It becomes even more startling when...

It is a well-known fact the PN harbours within its ranks people with a reputation for copying, but having the Leader of the Opposition engaging in the same practice to put together a number of...

This government led by Joseph Muscat has been caught with its pants down. It was caught being filthy and corrupt through events that were beyond them. They did not reckon with the Panama Papers being...

Imagine this scenario: a bully picks on a boy and tells him that if he does not join her in violent acts against gay kids, then he must be gay himself. The boy is forced to make a choice – being...

For decades, the Labour Party represented those that wanted an equal distribution of resources and the Nationalists represented those that wanted tradition and continuity. In the last few elections...

Many years of listening to people's voices as part of my job has sensitized me to the unnoticed pain they withstand as they battle life. My last published newspaper article a few years back,...

After barely 4 years in government the Prime Minister called an early election – significantly during Malta’s presidency of the European Union. Why? Was it, as he says, because the...

On the 3rd June voters will choose between Joseph Muscat and Simon Busuttil. They will decide whether to end midway the plan that Joseph Muscat initiated in 2013 or whether they want to continue on....