I could only chalk it down to a huge misunderstanding, but Peter Fenech’s 19 May article in this newspaper certainly shocked and surprised me. Fenech’s opinions were expertly laid out, but...

Many countries round the globe are trying to carry out the paradigm shift to the digital economy. But what is this digital economy? The digital economy is the global network of economic and social...

This week in Parliament I spoke about a subject which is very close to my heart – freedom of expression, particularly freedom of the press. I was reacting to what Minister George Vella had said...

Much has been written and said lately about human sexuality. Some of it stems from reason, much of it from pure emotivism. Sex and procreation have gone together since the times before humans appeared...

This article was written with the intention of raising awareness on abusive relationships. In new relationships, it can prevent abusive behaviour from happening.  In more established ones, it can...

Kurt Formosa   For more than 50 years, the European Union (EU) has sought to introduce policies and regulations which benefit and protect consumers. Such measures encompass a wide spectrum...

The European Union summit in Brussels, held on 22 May had two major issues on its agenda, tax evasion and improvement of energy policy. President Barroso expressed his concerns that the EU is facing...

After experiencing Nationalist Government for 24 of the past 27 years the Maltese people yearned for a change in direction.  They wished for a new beginning.  Their desire for change was so...

The President appeared on a television interview show earlier this week, defending his position with regard to his wife’s personal assistant, who is also his daughter-in-law’s...

It is Eurovision weekend and a week before the first round of the election for deputy leaders of the Nationalist Party. By now, I’m used to fielding two kinds of...