I am not going to reply to Prof. Anthony Serracino Inglott’s letter in last Sunday’s TMIS entitled Emergency Contraception in the sarcastic way that he wrote about me, in deference to...

Research shows that women in executive positions give an added value to their organisations as they report a better financial performance more frequently. Men and women have different viewpoints,...

As the summer holidays near their end, we note with sadness that violence takes no break. Ironic as it may sound, humanity can be harsher and more ruthless than the unexpected outbursts of Mother...

Next Wednesday will see the launch of the refurbishment that has improved the appearance of Xagħra Square and the main street leading to it. The people who live in Xaghra and those who have...

On the same day that Maltese society commemorates a religious and cultural event, Gozo holds an additional one, that of celebrating its agricultural identity. This was the fourth agrarian show I have...

The Prime Minister seems very fond of pushing forward the idea of substantial constitutional reforms that would pave the way for what he dubs ‘the second republic’. He will definitely not...

The sluggishness of the China economy may continue to drag down oil prices reflecting the glut in oil inventories where supply is not matching demand, mainly as a result of the OPEC policy to continue...

In sections of the Maltese press, the head of the Medicines Authority in Malta, Professor Anthony Serracino Inglott states that there is no scientific reason why emergency contraception products...

Fatal accidents on our roads are becoming quite frequent and with each loss of life concerns are mounting, and drivers as well as pedestrians (who are equally ill-disciplined) are urged to observe...

Every year we gather here to commemorate a powerful moment in the history of the Maltese Islands - a moment in one of the darkest periods of our recent past.  At the height of the Second World...