GonziPN’s recent call to get back to basics while pledging that values mattered more than votes was as fake and phoney as the way the whole concept of ...

In our childhood, we often heard about the story of the Pied Piper, where a young man goes to a village and starts playing his flute. Whilst playing the music, children are mesmerised and follow him blindly as he walks away from the village… ...

Although the general election has not yet been officially announced, both political parties are already in election mode. ...

Our political system is modelled to a large extent on the British one, but we have failed to see how the British have evolved and how we too have evolved ...

Last Wednesday we breezed through, quite unobtrusively, the 14th anniversary of the 1998 election that brought the PN back to government after ...

My, my – things have come to a pretty pass when even the storms and flooding are “tort tal-prim ministru”. Or rather, to be more accurate, “ta GonziPN”. Water in your hallway? ...

When we woke up on Monday morning with lightning flashes, rumbling thunder and pouring rain, I received a tongue-in-cheek message that the government, more specifically ...

Oh please, how I wish many of my country folk would grow up and muster a degree of sophistication. I cannot believe the palaver, fuss and non-sequitur comments online following a photomontage of Prime Minister Laurence Gonzi ...

Human beings are so adaptable that we have often accomplished what we previously thought ourselves incapable of achieving. The idea that men could fly was seen as absurd until the Wright brothers, Santos Dumont and others defied...

Malta, like most other countries is an aging nation. By 2015, there will be 103,000 persons over the age of 60. This number, which reflects a quarter of the total population, brings about a number of challenges...