The trident of peace, development, and security is still all-pervasive enough to affect all aspects of Malta’s concerns about itself as a region and about its constituent islands and insular...

The entire Rosianne Cutajar saga, sadly, has confirmed what we all suspected and deep down in our hearts knew for a very long time. In the past few weeks in fact, the curtain has been opened ever so...

Have you ever had the feeling that you weren’t welcome somewhere, but you couldn’t quite figure out why? Or maybe you felt that, somehow, you were the butt of an unspoken joke? Perhaps it...

According to the mythological story, once Pandora opened the box (or rather, jar) entrusted to her husband, unspeakable evils and horrors were unleashed into the world. As Pandora hastened to close...

I remember the point being made in Dom Mintoff’s time that MPs did not earn a salary that matched their efforts in their constituency work, to which they devoted considerable time. The...

Through years of experience working alongside, for and with entrepreneurs and business leaders, it is by now evident to me that ongoing learning and personal development are the most underestimated...

We need to take the idea of a continuous tourism industry that is based on sustainable principles and quality seriously instead of playing about as we have done over the last...

The role of the leader of the opposition is a constitutional one by virtue of Article 90 of our constitution, and is one that forms part of the Executive. It is a role that carries with it duties and...

Last week I delivered a keynote speech in an event organised by the Malta Business Bureau and the European Parliament Liaison Office in Valletta, where short-term rentals and the upcoming EU...

In any democratic country, a political leader is held accountable to the people for the choices he or she makes, and whether they result in better outcomes, such as greater prosperity, security, and...