Insight
Sunday, 26 February 2017, 08:45
Last update: about 10 years ago
Michael Asciak
Bernard Lonergan's famous book on human understanding, Insight, was one book I had to pore through and struggle with in my studies. Lonergan was one of those writers who wrote about the...
Malta’s presidency and its Mediterranean role
Sunday, 26 February 2017, 08:40
Last update: about 10 years ago
Justyne Caruana
Since the early seventies Malta has acted as a catalyst in bridge building within the Mediterranean region. For centuries, the Mediterranean Sea itself was a connecting platform that facilitated trade...
The jackals and the hyenas
Sunday, 26 February 2017, 08:30
Last update: about 10 years ago
Mark A. Sammut Sassi
The un/expected has happened. The Labour Administration, elected also on the strength of a pro-freedom of speech stance, is now on the defensive. Labour had promised (point 18 of chapter 18 of its...
Shame on Muscat and Labour!
Thursday, 23 February 2017, 08:47
Last update: about 10 years ago
Alfred Mangion
This time last year it was revealed that top brass in Castille namely Konrad Mizzi, now supposedly Minister without Portfolio, and Joseph Muscat’s own Chief of Staff, Keith Schembri are...
An open letter to motorists in Malta
Sunday, 19 February 2017, 10:47
Last update: about 10 years ago
Alice Taylor
Dear motorists of the Maltese Islands, I do not drive. This statement is often received with looks of utter bewilderment from friends, colleagues, acquaintances, and business...
Public enemy No. 1 – the free media
Sunday, 19 February 2017, 09:53
Last update: about 10 years ago
Clyde Puli
Labour’s proposed legislation to force the registration of independent websites is similar to the repressive laws of Russia, China and Bangladesh, according to experts. Dr Gorg Mallia,...
Empowerment for employment
Sunday, 19 February 2017, 09:51
Last update: about 10 years ago
Justyne Caruana
The government strongly believes that the needs of people with disabilities should be reflected in the rights these people deserve and which we never stop enshrining within our laws and within the...
Too much pessimism reinforces negative expectations
Sunday, 19 February 2017, 08:42
Last update: about 10 years ago
Anton Refalo
That 'too much pessimism reinforces negative expectations' is well accepted and easily understood. This can be noticed in our daily lives, both personal as well as through the actions of those close...
Headless optimism
Sunday, 19 February 2017, 08:40
Last update: about 10 years ago
Caroline Galea
In the last few years,we have witnessed the perception and image of the political class across Europe and the English-speaking world crumblingin the eyes of their respective electorates. After...
Living a lie
Thursday, 16 February 2017, 08:58
Last update: about 10 years ago
Alfred Mangion
Sometimes I wonder whether Joseph Muscat is Prime Minister of the same Mediterranean island of Malta where I live. Whenever I come across what he says, particularly when he, without embarrassment,...