The Prime Minister must be feeling really proud. Having steered through Parliament both the Bill removing the Statute of Limitation from cases of corruption and...

        We can all help raise awareness of the bigger challenges we have to face when we live in a progressive country. We all know that people are living longer,...

    Even though Malta’s cooperation with neighbouring North African, Asian and European countries has blossomed and yielded significant results over the years, our closest...

        With the dreadful explosion of the Malaysian Airplane MH017 in the skies, the view is that the fighting in Donetsk has become an international conflict.  It...

        Throughout the European Union, in accord with article 17 of the Treaty on European Union, proposals of legislation, implementation of key decisions, safeguarding...

        Next month, Mr Justice Lino Farrugia Sacco will retire. The Minister for Justice, Owen Bonnici, is now saying he is hopeful that legal proceedings against the...

        I was thinking as I drove along listening to a radio discussion about the subject that you can’t be a little bit democratic. You are either democratic in...

        Like all right thinking lawyers (not the blinkered sods within the profession), I was obviously shocked to hear of the appointment of Wenzu Mintoff to the Bench....

        The month of July 2014 is proving to be a taxing one for the Heads of Government of the member states of the European Union as they seek a consensual decision on...

        While many are enjoying their summer holidays, the executive is busy manoeuvring from left to right and left to right to stay in pole position. A case in point...