Over the past few years, the political landscape of the Middle East was wholly transformed by the diffusion of social media across the region...

Although last Sunday the PM found time to lecture us on the importance of ethics in politics (something many of his political bedfellows do not practise) and Minister Fenech told us in First magazine all about how he attended spiritual retreats...

Presently in Malta, only 37.7% of the female population is in declared paid employment. From single mothers and young women who stopped studying once compulsory education was over...

The number of parliamentary questions (PQs) that have been fielded about the national airline and which have remained virtually without the decency of a reply are numerous. ...

As I listened to the Parliamentary debate on Wednesday, I shrank with shame. This was our House of Representatives....

A man who hit a police officer has been given a suspended prison sentence. The comments-board beneath the report is awash with the views of fine upholders of the law, who think this absurd. Hitting a police office...

Surprise, surprise, I read that on a ‘chat show’ that supports the PN on TVM, our national station, Labour MP Adrian Vassallo attacked his leader Joseph Muscat accusing him of behaviour akin to “communism...

Although we Gozitans always refer to the place as It-Tieqa tad-Dwejra, this does not simply indicate that the natural fault is in Dwejra, but to distinguish it from another – not so popular – similar natural fault, ...

I gladly accepted the invitation extended to me by Fr Martin Micallef, the present director of Id-Dar tal-Providenza in Siggiewi, to write another article about my uncle, the late Dun Mikiel who ...

The debate on how the funding of political parties is to be regulated was rekindled lately in the Maltese political scenario. This debate was revived recently when a Nationalist MP tabled a Private Member’s Bill ...