Patrick Dalli, former Labour Minister Helena Dalli’s husband, is angry, very angry. And he’s not one to mess with. Not for the first time, Dalli is livid at Labour. Dalli drew a...

Recently I launched 100 ideas that might advance the social sector. The purpose of sharing these ideas is to help place the social sector back on the agenda where it belongs and through...

Frequently, we get messaged about the importance of journalism in our lives and how in the exercise of their profession, journalists deserve to be accorded full protection and full freedom when...

All political parties - be they large or negligible in size - want change. The question is: do you want change? But before answering that question, I think we should answer another question: what kind...

PLPN media houses owe millions to the VAT office.  How can PLPN be credible when speaking about measures to bring tax dodging and tax evasion under control? Would it not be more appropriate if...

The way ahead seems pretty clear, to the prime minister at least. As in all the countries that do not have fixed terms (like the US for instance) it is the prime minister's prerogative to hold the...

The regularity with which we wait to hear of controversial decisions to be decided by the Planning Authority is quite exhausting.  Before that decision there were also Objections and Protests...

Today marks the start of Pride Week with the theme “#You are included” which will go on until 19 September.  In the light of the regulations related to COVID mitigation, things had to...

Essentially the expenditures of the European Union consist of investment commitments for projects that are intended in some way to improve the running of the European single market. How these funds...

A couple of weeks ago the internet was alight with the new promo for X-Factor, a very popular talent show to be broadcasted on Television Malta in the forthcoming autumn schedule.  It is a show...