It makes me sick to think that while bare-chested pot-bellied men were running amok in Malta’s streets last week, little Teo was clinging to a makeshift raft with his Dad, hoping to be rescued, while the others who were on the boat slowly died one by one....

A few weeks ago I attended the prize giving ceremony of the Mater Dei Worker of the Year Awards. ...

In his address to Parliament last May, the President had stated: “The government’s plans and actions are to be underpinned by the notion of sustainable ...

Public opinion is still trying to recover from the impact of the four-day blitzkrieg triggered by the Transport Federation over the issue of liberalisation of the public transport sector ...

Many believe that a politician’s main duty is to improve ordinary people’s lives. ...

In 1995, Educational International, which represents 30 million teachers and education workers in 171 countries,...

The G-8 Summit in Japan earlier this month was a painful demonstration of the pitiful state of global cooperation. The world is in deepening crisis. Food prices are soaring. Oil prices are at historic highs. ...

Malta’s obligation under the Kyoto protocol was signed in April 1998. A decade later we are no closer to meeting those targets than on the day the protocol was signed. ...

Liberalisation is back on the national agenda. ...

I mean to tackle them in reverse order leaving the best for last. ...