The letter was dated 25 February 2008, a cynically convenient 10 days away from a general election....

This week is a rare case of being spoilt for choice on current topics to address in this column. Unable to choose, I propose to share condensed thoughts on each topic....

“Isn’t it funnyHow they never make any money,When everyone in the racketCleans up such a packet?”...

As a permanent resident of Malta, I love the island, the people and my home in Mdina. As a result, I feel the need to share my pride with the excellent way the ...

The last few weeks, ever since the uprising in Libya followed what had taken place earlier in Tunisia and Egypt, the reputation of the Maltese government, especially of its leader Lawrence Gonzi,...

Nowadays it’s more of an exception for the beaches to be free of jellyfish than full of them. Our waters, together with the rest of the Mediterranean, have become infested with these stinging perils, constituting a ...

The world is in turmoil and Mother Nature is certainly raging. Hot on the heels of the earthquake in Christchurch New Zealand, which followed one in Haiti and in Chile and the floods and fires in Australia,...

This week, the European Commission adopted an energy efficiency plan and a roadmap on how to turn Europe into a low-carbon society by 2050. ...

To the layman, company audits are a nuisance; a fact of life one endures but not loves. Certainly only a few welcome it while others pay for it grudgingly. ...

I very nearly choked on my coffee the other day as I read about the Maltese Church authorities’ suggestion that people should take pictures of their loved ones and spouses to work and have them ...