This evening I attended a talk about the situation of the fresh water supply in this country. I will not go into technical details, but believe me the situation is dire. Malta is blessed with an...

In 2012, the directors of Air Malta expressed confidence following the positive news released by the European Commission in which it formally authorised the restructuring plan proposed by the...

Almost four years ago, Joseph Muscat’s honeyed words and promises impressed and he won over a historic majority of Maltese. With his March 2013 electoral victory, Muscat achieved his aim and...

‘Refugee’, ‘migrant’, ‘crisis’ – they are all buzzwords of today’s world, synonymous with a disgruntled right wing and a sympathetic left, and an...

Despite years of talk on standards in the elderly and disability sectors, it was only during this legislature that public consultation processes were launched and swift action taken. When I was...

Some of you may not like what you are about to read, but then, I was never one to care about saying what is popular, it was always about saying what I believed is right. In the past few days Home...

Despite the political instability and security threats surrounding the Mediterranean coastline, in the heart of the region Malta and Gozo registered a 24 per cent increase in tourism last November,...

People looking at the same object might see different things. One person will see a glass half empty, while to another it will be half full. The same things might occur to different people and yet the...

How rich of Minister Helena Dalli to demand of church schools that they not employ teachers on the basis of their school’s ethos, when she employs an army of ‘persons of trust’ whose...

It is interesting for the Archbishop to remark that the current state prospective law on discrimination goes beyond what an EU directive states on discrimination and imply that this could be an effort...