It was with sadness that I heard of the death of Paul Attard. I had worked with him at MCAST, where he was the president of the Board of Governors for several years. I found him to be a very serious...

An effective policy making process entails continuous contact with stakeholders, NGOs and people involved in the relevant sector. This week, we had more meetings with organisations for...

        It is estimated that around four million patients admitted to hospital per year in the European Union (EU) suffer from adverse events whilst undergoing healthcare...

        As the level of violence seems to have reached its highest peak, families in South Sudan are forced to flee their homes. It is estimated that while over one...

        This week Parliament was very active. Watching events unfold before my eyes (and ears) inspired me to share with you the highlights of what our house had to...

        The new parliamentary secretary for health launched a “two month consultation process on a national breast-feeding policy” yesterday. And when I read...

        We have reached the unfortunate and pitiful situation where a Minister (ie a member of the executive government) and the Parliamentary Ombudsman (ie a person...

        These days, all eyes are glued on the small screen.  Even those who do not normally watch football games have been caught in the World Cup frenzy and are...

        On the 18th birthday one gets on the doorstep of adulthood, gets the right to vote and is allowed to obtain a driving licence. Many would have made up their mind...

        We need to feel safe in our relationships, in our jobs, in our state of health, in our homes, in our countries.   We certainly do...