Labour exponents have made a habit of portraying themselves as champions of personal freedom. In Opposition, they threw all their weight behind campaigns such as those calling for changes in the...

This week I concluded my work on an Opinion on the 2030 Framework for climate and energy policies. The drafting of this Opinion is part of consultation process taking place at EU level that was...

The European Union has always endeavoured to keep strong economic ties with the other 15 non-EU members in the G20. Growing relations between the EU and Asian countries such as South Korea, India,...

In English the idiom ‘a stitch in time saves nine’ refers to the age old wisdom of damage control. It is simply logic that dictates that it is always wiser to take hold of a situation and...

What unites us in Malta and Gozo? That we are Maltese and Gozitans, we are one nation. Together we make up this nation. Our parents and grandparents all worked for Malta to secure Independence in...

Today week people would be in a festive spirit and set to celebrate. Many would be determined to be happy. Others will make an extra effort to look and pretend to be happy.   The RTK radio...

Malta, earlier this year, has together with other EU Member States proposed to the EU Commission to present concrete measures to establish the single market in information technology and...

Friday’s honours list pointed to the confusion and dishonesty in the Labour government’s thinking and propaganda. It is obvious that certain individuals, most particularly the transsexual...

Joe Cassar would have been politically crucified if, under his watch as Health Minister, an order had been issued for non-emergency surgery to be postponed because of overcrowding in the...

Some 100 days ago, at the October’s European Council, agreement was reached by the December Council (that is, on Thursday and Friday coming) that ‘concrete proposals’ would be made...