If one were to find a quiet spot in the countryside, or by the seaside, where to sit down and reflect on the goings-on in current Maltese politics, what would one think about?  When I did it, I...

In March 2013, the new Labour administration was faced with a number of problems left over from the previous PN administration. One of these was the terrible state of the road infrastructure in Gozo....

Malta has been suffering from an environmental deficit for at least 50 years. Fifty years of sustained, or better still, unrestrained ‘development’ that has left irreversible scars on the...

The inauguration of Donald Trump as 45th President of the United States on Capitol Hill was a spectacular event - one that is expected to heighten political risk and change global trade relations....

The Maltese government has worked incessantly in the disability and social inclusion sectors since long before Malta took over the reins of the Council of the EU, and through this experience Malta...

The Minister for Citizens' Rights was willing to take a legal shortcut at the expense of those citizens' rights after sleeping on consumer issues for no less than two years. Were it not for the...

'Sound requires atmosphere, and there is yet no atmosphere in the public mind in which this voice can be heard'. I found this sentence in an old book I am reading at the moment, and I was struck by...

History was made in Malta this year. The smallest EU member state with approximately 420,000 inhabitants achieved what the Labour Party way back in 2003 falsely predicted could never happen. Thanks to...

The Maltese Bishops' Conference has issued its guidelines for the Maltese Church for divorced and remarried Catholics with respect to receiving Communion. They have been issued prudently in line with...

In a nutshell, this position paper highlights the effects of emergency contraceptive pills (ECPs) which occur mostly through damages to the endometrium/decidua that affect the processes of...