Before addressing this question, I have to reflect on two higher order questions related to the grim political and fiscal situation in Greece. Does Greece want a bailout? Is a bailout the best solution for Greece?...

Father’s Day is a sweet reminiscence of how much our lives have been blessed by our fathers. Honouring fatherhood and paternal bonds is a justifiable tribute to the fathers’ ...

The longer the Nationalist Party prolongs the divorce chapter, the longer it will continue to do itself irreparable harm....

That there is a section of the population in Malta which is liberal is now a fact. The numbers, it seems, are larger than even the traditional political...

Culture is a wide-ranging term and veers towards elitism. I am not including ‘customs’ here, because to my mind that word used by many to suit their agenda belies the true nature of what culture should be all about. ...

On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Italy’s unification in 1861, the Italian ambassador to Malta Luigi Marras and university rector Juanito Camilleri hosted a top level ...

This week I went to Eden cinema to watch the live transmission from Covent Garden of Verdi’s Macbeth. I must admit I am no great fan of ...

So many people were asking us to stand up and be counted during the divorce referendum campaign, and since, that had the calls been heeded, we’d all be walking hand in hand to ...

On Friday 27 May, at the Polverista (gunpowder rooms) in the Citadel, Gozo, the non-governmental organization Wirt Għawdex launched an A4 book – The Gran Castello at Rabat, Gozo...

I have lived abroad for more than half my conscious life, and have studied, worked and lived in Russia, Italy, France and Britain. My professional activity has taken me to Australia, Germany, Spain, Germany, Finland, Greece, Hungary, ...