I can’t help smiling now when I think of the way a small army of painters, musicians, actors, dancers and theatre people crowded panting at Joseph Muscat’s feet in the last general...

    Alfred Mifsud   Nobel Laureate economist Prof, Joseph Stiglitz’s latest publication, The Price of Inequality, has brought growing social inequality on the agenda of...

The right to live and work anywhere in the EU is one of the cornerstones of the EU’s internal market. Worker mobility has been identified as one of the key potentials for increasing growth and...

The first meeting between Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and Ukrainian pro-EU protesters that took place on Wednesday does not seem to have accomplished much. After the dialogue, opposition...

The outgoing year was dedicated to European Citizenship. A general impression that has emerged during the consultation events was that there may not be awareness enough of what is taking place in the...

The way the Labour Party attempts to incite public anger at and contempt for the individuals who are inconvenient to its objectives is really quite worrying. That it attempts to do so at all is of...

Malta will be celebrating its tenth anniversary of full EU membership in a couple of months’ time; 10 years which saw this country reach new heights which would have been unthinkable without...

The Individual Investor Programme (IIP), in spite of the controversy which the Nationalists have purposely created about it, will be beneficial for our country. Some MEPs criticized Malta, others...

Last Friday, between meetings, I went to have a cup of tea in my favourite spot inValletta.  I couldn’t help but overhear a conversation between four people who were sitting close by.At...

Should the name of God be included in the Constitution? Has it become imprudent to mention God and to refer to people’s faith in public life? Is faith public or private? Can different religions...