I have been following developments in the potential assets that a country can gain from the domestic and industrial waste it produces, read many articles in the local ...

This week’s news left us stricken by the European Court of Justice’s verdict about abortion for health reasons. The story goes back to three women who took the Irish...

Several thousand officials from 194 countries just gathered in Cancún, Mexico, for yet another global climate summit. Dissatisfied with the pace of climate diplomacy, many individuals are now wondering what they can do about climate change on their own....

This week I have decided to focus on two totally unrelated issues – One TV and the demise of Richard Holbrooke...

It is disappointing to note the marked contrast between the constructive optimism, on the one hand, of STOA vice-president Ilvana Koch-Mehrin and chairman Paul Rübig and the pessimistic assessment of electric cars of a Maltese commentator...

In most European countries tension is rife. One only needs to follow foreign television stations and recapture what happened in London only a week ago when even the Heir to the Royal Throne was at considerable risk...

The Rent Regulation Board (RRB) is the special judicial body set up under Chapter 69 of the Laws of Malta. Prior to the Rent Law Reform (Act X of 2009), competence was generally vested in the ordinary courts....

Parliamentary democracy is based on very simple notions: A legislature is elected by the people in free elections; ...

I’m not exactly Chaucer (not even by half) and Frankfurt International is not exactly Southwark either, but as the long, unfortunate day of Friday the 17th unfolded I...

In another life, perhaps, Roderick Chalmers might consider taking up a university professorship.I heard him speak on Thursday at the Bank of Valletta annual general meeting and he had also spoken in much the sam...