Our road map was compiled after listening to ideas expressed by all sectors of Maltese society. It has been embraced by an impressive variety of people consisting of professionals in all sectors,...

Health is always in the limelight, however this week it hit the political agenda, with the consequence that we have relived the advances made in the health sector over the last five years and...

The Nationalist Party has issued its electoral programme for the March election. Qabza ohra ta’ kwalita (Another quality leap) is a document that encompasses no less than 125 proposals aimed at...

The PL manifesto launched last week was a game changer in itself. Not only was it well received by various strata of civil society and major stakeholders but its 837 proposals spread over 20 chapters...

In four weeks’ time we will know what the election verdict is. Having passed the half way mark, it is relevant to ask what, so far, has been the biggest story of the campaign.   Any...

    Those who mocked and criticised the prime minister for not calling the general election earlier know now the reason why he called it for March, and perhaps understand at last why...

It has not been a good week for the Labour Party.   What seemed to be a steady, easy-going campaign that would lead the PL to government after a 15-year absence has encountered successive...

I have come to think we have learnt nothing from our very recent history.   Take the introduction of divorce, which is now accepted as forming part of our society’s...

Never have we been reminded so persistently that politics monopolise the news, to the point that people who are not engrossed in the whole election shebang are fed up to their back teeth with all the...

It has been a campaign based on a lie, other lies, and fear mongering so far.   And it is not Joseph Muscat who is doing the lying or exuding fear.   For instance: “Finanzi...