In the last few days, the PN has come up with its first political billboard of the summer: “Labour won’t work”. Indeed, Labour won’t work! If one looks at Labour’s track record, one will find a common factor: high ...

For quite some time I have been studying and writing on the relationship between the Malta art scene and the radical international developments surrounding us which, many a time, seem to pass us by without touching our shores....

I have been reading newspapers and blogs on the new IVF Bill all last week. It is surprising that although it is good that everybody gets to say what they feel, it is sad that many transfer simple opinions into belief status. ...

The long-awaited draft law on the protection of the embryo has finally been published. Behind the slightly esoteric title are the building blocks and basic principles that should guide the upcoming legislation ...

Part 2 - How great is the risk? Will your children live out their natural life?...

All billboards are, essentially, marketing tools. An image is displayed which is intended to give a particular message that is sometimes accompanied with appropriate wording. In advertising, billboards...

The generally successful Games of the XXX Olympiad come to an end to-day. During the last fortnight, millions of fans who managed to be present at the different venues and billions of television viewers around the world have been...

On 13 December 2006, the disability sector was marked by a highly significant achievement - the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities...

Again, the Labour Party in Malta has scored an important goal in the cultural field. Nothing new there. For many decades after its inception, Labour always attracted the elite ...

Malta is nearly at the bottom of an EU scoreboard assessing the management of municipal waste, ranking 25th out of 27. Just pipping Bulgaria and Greece to the post, I read in a report from Brussels published in The Times....