An election is by its very nature a moment of choice; it is the moment where power is fully returned directly in the hands of the people and where we the people make a number of key choices. First and...

In every Maltese electoral campaign, there is one scene that remains etched in people's memories: a political candidate knocking on door after door, entering homes, sharing a cup of tea or coffee,...

As Malta enters another week of intense electoral campaigning, it is ever so clear that proposals have not been lacking from the political debate. The electorate is increasingly aware, however, that...

In many ways, Malta now functions like a cosmopolitan city. But growth has come at a cost. With economic expansion has also come stress, long working hours, overdevelopment, and increasing...

When the PN floated the idea of an offshore fuel hub, what Alex Borg himself described as "a petrol station in the Mediterranean", I thought it best to let the proposal sink in before passing...

In a recent press conference, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana once again presented a confident picture of Malta's economic performance. Strong GDP growth, falling deficit ratios, and comparatively low...

In every modern democracy, voting is one of the fundamental rights of the citizen. It is the means by which each person can express their opinion freely, without pressure or fear. However, for this...

As part of its wider national health policy vision, the Nationalist Party has announced that Selmun Palace and Fort Campbell will be restored and transformed into the Malta National Health Park,...

As Malta approaches another general election, I find myself reflecting not only on the journey our country has taken over the past years, but also on my own political journey. Having served for a...

Moments stay with us. Like the little triumphs of inserting my first venous lines and the bigger conquests of performing an intricately complex procedure unassisted. Truth be told, the bitter moments...