This newspaper’s exclusive interview with the Martin Galea, who was abducted in Libya, continues today. The first instalment published yesterday already...

        When the Labour Party, then in Opposition, went to war on Austin Gatt and the bus service provided by Arriva, people assumed they must at least have a Plan A...

        Just over a year ago, on 11 July 2013 to be exact, I wrote a contribution to the Malta Independent in which I argued that Malta could make better use of its...

        In the late 80s, the Nationalist government brought in a significant economic policy change. In a nutshell, it was based on reducing the role of the state and...

        When, four months ago, I accepted the invitation to share my thoughts with you through this column on a weekly basis, I wasn’t quite prepared for the...

        Recent weeks have not been encouraging for frequent air travellers. Malaysia, Taiwan and Algeria suffered tragic losses in recent days. But MH 17 has certainly...

        It is a sign of just how backward Maltese society is, and not how advanced, progressive and liberal, that an issue is made of our ‘tolerance’ and...

        That was a deeply unsatisfying debate held in Parliament on Friday, its last gasp before it closes shop and moves out of The Palace and before it rose for the...

        Imagine... I’m walking down the street when I hear cries for help. I’m not sure where they’re coming from exactly, but as I turn the corner I...

        The world is living dangerous times. Suddenly we have various international flashpoints that could flare up into something bigger at any time with dire...