Someone once said that flowers do not grow in Parliament – and neither do they grow in the European Parliament and Commission.   George Orwell’s predicament in his masterpiece,...

        Those press photographs of Anglu Farrugia and Marie Louise Coleiro – for that is how we know them – standing side by side in The Palace on Friday as...

A Cabinet reshuffle is an important phase of a government. While the spin would have it that a reshuffle, like the latest Muscat one, is done out of necessity, in reality it is an instrument of power,...

President Abela created shockwaves by citing ‘moral grounds’ in refusing to sign the Bill that would create homosexual civil unions and allow same sex partners to jointly adopt children. I...

Godfrey Farrugia will probably not remember this.   We were sitting next to each other during one edition of Xarabank a few years ago. Given the nature of the discussion – we sat there...

If only Malta’s very own ballerina-turned-pastor Gordon Manché wasn’t so ridiculous, I might be a tad angry at his hypocrisy. I might also be slightly worried about his half-baked...

‘It’s the economy, stupid’. This famous political slogan was derived from the slogan ‘The economy, stupid’ coined by Bill Clinton’s campaign team in 1992. The...

“The remains of more than 15,000 babies were incinerated as ‘clinical waste’ by hospitals in Britain with some used in ‘waste to energy’ plants.   “The...

Soon after it had blown the candle on its birthday cake, and in the vain hope that it could retain some festive mood, the government announced that it was lowering electricity tariffs as of this...

Mepa Board (MB) chairman Vincent Cassar started proceedings by reading a letter from Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, pointing out that as the proposals under discussion were of national importance, no...