The Labour Party is just unreal. It talks about profligacy in public spending, but then bends over backwards to encourage the mentality of something for nothing, of ‘stenna l-bajtra taqa’ f’ħalqek’, of ‘iss ħ...

Those who followed Euronews this week would have heard of the development of cells to replace blood. This means that, in the hopefully near future, we would be able to produce ...

I had hoped not to return to the subject of the Maltese Church. But two quite extraordinary articles by Monsignor Dr Anton Gauci and Dr Klaus Vella Bardon, blaming Catholics and “renegade priests”...

A couple of Sundays ago, while attending the opening of a new synthetic turf football ...

PRINCETON – The small Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan is known internationally for two things: high visa fees, which reduce the influx of tourists, and its policy of ...

The EU renewable energy directive requires that 20% of the energy used by its member states comes from renewable sources by 2020. Malta must also do its part and we are seeing some renewable energy ...

I don’t have access to any opinion polls but I would wager that at the height of summer, the PN’s popularity nosedived spectacularly....

The other day I wondered out loud why it is always the Leader of the Opposition who criticises the government in matters of the economy and finance. Is he going to be our finance minister as well as our prime minister in 18 months’ time?...

Competitive sport cannot exist without referees, umpires, judges; call them what you will, depending on the sport in question. These are the people who control ...

How can countries that market arms to tyrannical regimes pretend that they do not support human rights violations? What is even more two-faced is that they then get on their high horse and interfere militarily, or subtly, ...