In a number of European countries, feelings of anxiety have spread at the state of affairs in the economy, political developments, indeed defence and security. Clearly, Putin’s war has given...

The Labour Party has been taken to the cleaners. It faced a frenzied attack of damning accusations. Who was behind this public assault on Labour? “How did Malta finish in this shambles we...

When BBC journalist Mark Daly joined the Greater Manchester Police as an undercover recruit in 2003, he helped uncover racism within policing that the Macpherson Inquiry four years earlier had exposed...

I’m not sure one can call Manwel Cuschieri an anchorman, since, as far as I can remember, he has always been a one-man show. He’s no longer a One-man show, though, as One Radio decided to...

The Environment and Resources Authority (ERA) has published a draft National Strategy for the Environment for public consultation. The proposed strategy is not specific but generic in nature. It lists...

Well, that’s not entirely correct. One is no longer a prime minister and the other at this precise moment (11.15am on Friday) is not yet a prime minister. This week at least internationally...

“The wave of the future is not the conquest of the world by a single dogmatic creed but the liberation of the diverse energies of free nations and free men.” “[But then] without...

There are few, if at all, good estimates of the overall contribution made by voluntary organisations to the life of our community. An obvious reason why is the wide sweep of activities covered by the...

Malta’s budgetary season comes within a context of plural crises around the world. Impacts and repercussions of Covid-19, the Russia-Ukraine war, and the climate emergency, amongst others, are...

Enough time has passed to take stock of what has been implemented in the last 16 months since the publication of the recommendations on the media by the Public Inquiry into the assassination of Daphne...