The last two weeks have been characterised by a tough standoff between Air Malta and its shareholder, the government of Malta on the one side, and its pilots, represented by ALPA on the other. ...

Although religion has, in part, to do with this, building altars and protecting niches is not an exclusively religious affair. It is, what in more technical jargon we call exploring a comparative...

It is evident that opportunities to attract investment from the bullish US market to Malta are rich but need to be properly nurtured. The harvest is ripe for those who venture forth. With the support...

When I spoke in Parliament last Tuesday about the government’s new Bill for Standards in Public Life, I could not shake off my mind what Jo Cox had said a few weeks prior to being brutally...

In six months’ time, Malta will, for the first time, hold the Presidency of the Council of the EU. It's an opportunity to show that the value of a country does not depend on its size or its...

Being a politician and forming part of a hard-working Cabinet, led by a dynamic Prime Minister, is a very enriching and exciting experience. Last Wednesday was a case in point when I took part...

When it comes to consumer affairs there may be the general misconception that this area is limited in focus and restricted to a specific set of issues such as the notorious legal guarantee, credit...

Rev. Professor Emmanuel Agius Following the judicial protest of the Women’s Rights Foundation, several have been arguing in favour of the legalisation, licensing, importation and...

Elitist mentality is a little bit odd.  And the self-proclaimed 'liberal' establishment is, indeed, odder still.  These defenders of birds and plants are ready to impose heavy fines and even...

The world is in a constant state of flux. We notice this when listening to daily news: hearing about changes in governments and financial crisis, of war and new discoveries, of protests and multi-...