St John’s Co-Cathedral is indeed a gem and a wonder in itself.  It is one of those places where the more you visit it, the more you fall in love with it. It was built more than 500...

One frequently hears talk about needed changes to the Maltese constitution. Issues revolve mostly around governance, executive powers for the President, and neutrality. The place of religion is rarely...

The Gozo Regional Development Authority, on behalf of the Government of Malta, recently launched a public consultation process on the proposed rural airfield in Xewkija, Gozo. A document entitled...

It is in the order of things that for a small country like this one, all kinds of resources are missing or scarce. At the same time, as a sovereign country, we still need to keep national activities...

It’s the 30th anniversary tomorrow since the 500kg TNT and ammonium nitrate explosion that ripped apart the convoy escorting Judge Magistrate Giovanni Falcone, his wife and Appeals Judge...

“You are cheap and mediocre”.   “You represent the past”.  “With the one before you I could discuss and reach an agreement, but with...

If the Eurovision song contest can teach us anything, it is that the best in your country isn’t necessarily the best in Europe (or even Australia...). Just look at the German song. This was...

Minister Miriam Dalli is partially right when stating that green transport schemes should focus on fully electric options. She made this statement when queried about subsidies for hybrid cars....

When the story first surfaced the official reply was that there had been no parties held at No 10 Downing Street during the Covid lockdown. Now on Thursday the Metropolitan Police announced that no...

With Mother’s Day celebrated just a couple of weeks ago, I find myself reflecting on the effect it has every year on those who, like me, don’t have children. Before I am misunderstood, let...