If there was one event that panned out well in last year’s general election campaign, it was the unveiling of Labour’s energy policy. A squeaky-clean Konrad Mizzi and a new, radical...

Very recently, I submitted two parliamentary questions to the Minister for Education regarding potential changes to the current Education Act. I asked Minister Bartolo (PQ 7912) whether, following a...

A year ago, we were gearing up for the last and final shove in a long campaign, which the Labour Party won with an unprecedented astounding majority. The reasons for such result have been exhausted...

These past days have seen the situation in Ukraine deteriorate to tragic proportions with people being killed in protests between the police and anti-government protestors. In a statement released on...

On February 9 of this year, a referendum in favour of immigration quotas was approved by a slim majority of 50.3% of popular votes by Swiss citizens.   The new law will force the Swiss...

The recent unrest that erupted in Bosnia and Herzegovina should not have surprised the international community or the country's political representatives.  Demonstrations began on Wednesday,...

Judge Lino Farrugia Sacco continues to cling on, fighting to delay or derail the impeachment process with one tactic after another. The only appropriate way in which to avoid impeachment at this stage...

In July last year I was nominated as a PN candidate for the upcoming European Parliament elections. I was a stranger to politics but I was up to the challenge because I wanted to contribute. My...

It is a great honour for me that the Labour Party and Prime Minister Joseph Muscat recommended me to be amongst the candidates for the European Parliament elections. For these elections the Labour...

Gossip, rumours, speculation and reports about a looming Cabinet reshuffle have been on the increase during these past weeks. Whether this materialises or not remains to be seen.  This is...