The resignation of David Thake is a positive step.  It takes courage to admit to having acted incorrectly and shoulder the political responsibility for your actions. There are others who should...

Our attention span being what it is, our mind flips from issue to issue but many issues fall beneath our radar and are instantly forgotten when many times they are what we should be focusing...

Why is it, that so many important reports published by government departments and ministries give you that “Bogdanovic” feeling?  That is, you get a sense that the document is not an...

One of the questions which is most frequently being posed, either directly or indirectly, in the various opinion articles and editorials is:  how do we want our economy to grow?  The...

Since the Covid-19 pandemic struck, its economic impacts have been multiple. They just kept spreading. The most important first impact resulted from the steep decline in demand; for several sectors,...

The Malta Chamber of Commerce yesterday joined the voices of support to the PN’s initiative to kick start legislative change to make politicians in Malta more accountable to their actions across...

We should all learn from what has happened over the years in Afghanistan, Syria, Libya, Iraq and other so called post-conflict countries. They show how pointless and painful it is for military powers...

Perhaps the biggest problem we have with the running of our institutions is complacency – the belief that we know best how well we do things. We have inherited much that was quite good, we...

“In our country the lie has become not just a moral category but a pillar of the state,” wrote Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn in his essay ‘Live not by lies’. It could have been...

It has been reported, in various sections of the press, that Justyne Caruana, former Minister of Education, has received, or will be shortly receiving payment, in the region of €30,000 as a...