Up to some time ago we all thought the world around us, as we knew it, was crumbling. All was colliding and disintegrating. But now all is fine. All is beautifully fitted, perfectly balanced. All is...

Honestly, one does not know where to begin and how to go about it so as not to leave anything out. The amount of filth that is emerging – in the various, interlinking, court cases; in the...

Much has been discussed in these past days about the repercussions falling on Dr Chris Cardona, now ex-deputy Labour Party leader for party affairs, of the testimony that played out in court in...

An ESF-funded project created to help Malta reach EU benchmarks in education has turned out to be a vital tool in recent months, allowing children to continue their education effectively during the...

It is at the risk of being found dumb, that one concludes racism does not exist in Malta or that it does not have, like in other countries, deep roots. From where they emerged, it is difficult to say....

Will Cardona now be investigated? That’s one of the real tests of whether we have a truly new normal or not. It is hardly the only test, however. It didn’t take long. All it needed...

EU funding is no bed side reading, its’ workings are considered complex even by the technocrats in Brussels. And yet mastering those workings we must if we want to keep deriving the full...

A couple of weeks ago I saw the 2015 movie, The Walk, a biographical film directed by Robert Zemeckis and penned by Browne and Zemeckis himself.  The film narrates the true story of French...

Two years and eight months ago, investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia was brutally murdered. We have since seen a civil movement attempting to restore good governance. Some battles were won,...

A controversy flared up these last few weeks about European banks. It revolved around the point that banks are getting the rules under which they operate made more flexible so that they can offer...