The second reading of the Small Business Act is proceeding ineptly in Parliament and it can be noted how both sides of the political divide are trying to score points with the electorate on this non-partisan issue...

For my sins I tuned into One TV’s Affari Taghna on Friday night. Bundy’s programme is going through its own apotheosis and will soon be sitting at the Olympian table of Maltese television alongside the other opiates of Maltese ...

In advanced democracies, any politician who drapes himself in the national flag is rightly viewed with some suspicion as somebody content to fall back on cheap votes to earn him populist attention. What then does one ...

In any other parliamentary democracy, not only would ministerial heads have rolled as a result of the VAT Department saga, but also that people would have instantly realised that contrary ...

British Foreign Secretary William Hague has described climate change as “perhaps the 21st century’s biggest foreign policy challenge”. ...

“This [Britain] is a largely secular, multi-cultural country in which the laws of the realm do not include Christianity. ...

Breaking out from ‘neath the big black skirt ...

In the past days, I accompanied Minister Tonio Fenech for the presentation of the first MicroINVEST tax credit certificate to RPJ Ltd, a small company in Mġarr...

Last month France took a snap decision to close its border with Italy to trains carrying African migrants holding Italian residency....

The referendum of 28 May will determine whether we shall all have divorce added as a civil right. However, I feel that in this referendum campaign there are those who are ignoring that we have human rights also...