The Maltese diplomatic service has declared an industrial dispute. The reason - “widespread nepotism”. Never, ever has the Maltese diplomatic service resorted to industrial action. ...

Clint Camilleri’s speech last Sunday is especially important to our understanding of Labour’s electoral strategy. This strategy is to my mind based on a two-pronged approach, which are,...

The Prime Minister has been teasing public opinion for some time as to when Parliament will be dissolved and when we will consequently be proceeding to the next general election. Robert Abela has...

I see that once again Malta has been called the most successful economy in the EU and, more significantly, the one with the least inflation. I have no means to contest this. Most probably these...

For many decades Malta lived in the fear of what would happen to our successful tourism industry should Sicily decide to step it up and invest in infrastructure and numbers in its tourism...

In my political life I have grown accustomed to the fact that, when we propose real change, the traditional conservative forces invariably come out and oppose it....

In Malta, the disputes of past years between stalwarts of the Catholic religion and progressive left wing frontliners have declined. The major controversies took place during the 1960’s and...

The rulebook actually speaks of divide and rule. The Labour Party has in fact followed that predicament for a long while now. It has magnified and at times even invented divisions within the ranks of...

Malta’s engagement with Africa in 2022 kick started with capacity development training on digital diplomacy for the Namibia diplomatic corps. The training was delivered by DiploFoundation,...

The information that emerged from the agricultural census held up to 2020 is horrendous but not surprising. The farming sector is approaching a final exit. This outcome has nothing to do with the...