In my last article, I wrote about one NGO, the Malta Tourism Society, which is set to rethink and redevelop tourism by adopting a policy of quality-driven experiences rather than the run-of-the mill...

No, not all is well in this country of ours. There is one common factor in the majority of pressing sociopolitical issues we are facing. It is governance. Governance describes the way we manage our...

Last Sunday afternoon a significant number of Maltese people marched peacefully through the streets of Valletta to voice their concerns in respect of the proposed amendments to Malta’s legal...

Just two weeks ago in an interview on a national newspaper the Prime Minister affirmed that the government does not have a mandate to introduce abortion in Malta.   Two weeks later, the...

If the Minister of Health has his way and proceeds with the Bill for amendments to allow doctors to terminate a pregnancy if there is a threat to the life of the mother or of a grave threat to her...

It is so unkind, so unfair, that as a people our political masters play with our feelings and dearly held beliefs, to keep us in confusion so that we do not know who or what to believe. We are always...

The situation on our roads seems to get worse by the day. It is not something which is shared by one side of the political debate or another – it is a fact which we have all grown to accept,...

The Bill on termination of pregnancy when there is danger to the life of the mother is welcome and I commend the courage, in the face of some opposition, to put it forward, without compromising values...

The euthanasia debate is an emotive and contentious one. The arguments are usually focused on the ethics and legalities of allowing people who are terminally ill to request and receive assisted dying....

Contemporary society is being shaped by an invisible force that is fast becoming the most determining factors in our day-to-day lives. Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept that...