The sad news of Saviour Casabene’s demise on Christmas Eve reached me in Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, East Africa where I am currently engaged in conducting research...

This year is barely five weeks old but is surely promising to be an unforgettable one, replete with many uncomfortable surprises and uncertainties. ...

A party in crisis, of whichever conviction and whatever its share of the political market, certainly needs to put its house in order before it faces a general election, ...

We are heading for a very important local council election in Qormi. And I use the word ‘important’ advisedly, as these elections are being overshadowed by the current political turmoil in Malta. Once more, we have to ...

I actually watched all of last Monday’s Inkontri chaired by a swivelling Joe Grima, he whose seat his body language shows no compunction to leave....

When people and countries negotiate, they often talk about their interests as though they were the only matters that could elicit agreement...

Since my election as vice-president of the European Parliament’s Epilepsy Working Group last April, I have been especially keen to keep an eye out for strides the European Union ...

The narrative of contemporary Iraq is becoming etched in stone: United States troops are leaving, and the country is falling apart. Iraq, we are told, is once again on the brink of dictatorship...

I wish to take a break from the ongoing saga regarding Franco Debono and the PL vote of no confidence that has dominated the media in this past month. By this morning we would all have already known the outcome of the vote...

We are constantly told that thanks to the wise leadership of GonziPN, Malta is managing to do wonders in the current economic upheaval....