Identity is regarded as a complex phenomenon and incorporates two primary perspectives: socio-cultural and spatial. I would say that key factors affecting the identity of Malta’s sister island...

It is true that the standard of living is increasing due to international circumstances, however they promised us that something was going to be done to address inflation. The people who will be...

World War II started on September 1, 1939. The Third Reich, unprovoked and without any notice, started their invasion of Poland. One of the first acts of war involved the gunfire oriented at Polish...

Driving through the tranquil streets of Bucha on Wednesday, I could not believe this was the same war-ravaged town I visited five months ago. Many of the town’s residents have returned. I...

Political arrogance is becoming a symptom of contemporary politics. There is a political dark side to this process with a blanket refusal by the reigning party to contemplate alternative political...

In my last article, I wrote about the need to develop Community Days in our localities. I am still waiting for local councils to react to this and contact me to start taking action about one practical...

Malta’s modern police service is based on the principle of prevention rather than enforcement. The principle of prevention can be seen in the practices and strategies of our modern police. The...

Ethics is often defined as what we ought and ought not to do. It has been deliberated by philosophers for ages but before that communities had ways of identifying what was “good” for their...

The European Union is a global leader in setting ambitious targets to improve the sustainability of its member states and influencing third countries to do the same. Recently, the European Commission...

After 11 years, since its last visit in 2011, the Italian Navy Training Ship Amerigo Vespucci, carrying the Italian Naval Academy 1st year midshipmen, will enter the port of Valletta on 26 August,...