Last Saturday morning, Malta commemorated the 49th anniversary of its Independence with a pontifical mass at the majestic St John's Co-Cathedral. The soft-spoken Archbishop Paul Cremona called for...

The Minister for the Family and Social Solidarity has recently been quoted as saying that “The mentality of throwing millions at social problems without looking at the results and the root...

The Archbishop delivered a sermon at the usual High Mass to mark Independence Day yesterday, to a congregation of politicians, constitutional leaders and the assembled forces of the government. That...

Six months after the massive election win; there are signal areas where the Muscat administration has indeed been implementing its electoral commitments.   The changes that will lead,...

Not a week passes without some type of fund-raising activity taking place. Whether it’s something that receives national attention, sometimes even by being on one or more local television...

In today’s German elections, the electorate is not simply deciding who will occupy the Chancellery for the next term and the shape of the coalition that will form Germany’s next...

Is it good that we are getting a blow-by-blow account of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) hearings on oil procurement in 2010?   I question it because the process is so convoluted and...

Yesterday was the 49th anniversary of Independence Day, a great day for Malta, a great event that will remain inscribed forever as one of our nation’s peaks. This small piece of rock, as we are...

I enjoyed reading the letter Pope Francis sent to Civilta Cattolica in which he essentially asked for the Church and Catholics to stop judging people out of context. We are all sinners! He meant to...

The process of globalisation has, over the years, had its positive points, but it has also caused devastation and great personal hardship to thousands of workers all over the world. The need to...