Since its founding in 1987, the Erasmus Programme has allowed over three million European students to travel to different European countries to pursue their studies in a new...

Time flies. Eleven months have passed since the general elections in March 2013. It feels as if it was yesterday that the Labour Party won a landslide victory at the polls, the magnitude of which has...

Maria Camilleri, the former Labour member of parliament who for many years has been head of the Muslim school which was set up with funds from Muammar Gaddafi back in the Golden Years, has been made...

The father of a democratic and European Malta, Eddie Fenech Adami, has just turned 80. His milestone has given us the opportunity to reflect on the political vision that he has bequeathed to the...

Justice is blind they say but how much does it cost you? The greatest cost incurred by Maltese Law Courts is time. I am not delving into the logistical nightmare of getting to Valletta on time and...

This past week, like in previous ones, many issues fuelled the national debate.  The issues can easily be put into three categories: some were politically sensitive, others of a financial...

From the day the first ‘crucified’ cat was found in Mosta two and a half years ago, it was obvious that this is not about animals, but about one very disturbed person. The animals were and...

The debate on the notorious citizenship scheme has dominated media and public debate, with each new chapter in the saga grabbing the headlines and taking up precious television space. Both the...

We have been discussing citizenship rights for many months now, and while we have discussed the rights and wrongs of inviting non-Maltese with no links to Malta other than a Maltese passport, we tend...

With a budget of nearly €80 billion over seven years, Horizon 2020 is the biggest EU research and innovation programme yet and one of the largest in the world. Horizon 2020 offers therefore a...