The Maltese political system is built around clientelism – but it is not alone in this. During the discussions about constitutional reform – that were to be held? that will be held?...

The country needs the rift within the PN to heal as it needs to find how to cope with the post-Muscat mess. Not only because Robert Abela is increasingly proving himself unable to do so, but also...

The human person forms an integral part of the eco-system.  We do not form part of “the economy”. The economy is the manner in which we organise ourselves, but the eco-system is our...

Let me state, restate, or reemphasise something. In the big scheme of history, I have always tended to favour the PN. And that’s not because I was born blue or because I pledged allegiance till...

With less than a month to go before the date when schools are due to reopen, there seem to be mounting panic among the stakeholders involved.  Time is short and there are still many issues to be...

This country owes a great heap of thanks to environmental and nature activist Cami Appelgren.  Single-handedly, this week, she went about organizing the damage response to the atrocious and...

STEM Education is a crucial pillar, not only for the future of the education sector but also for the future of our economy because we want a sustainable economy, which continues to realize the...

It’s not just in Malta that the second wave of the corona virus pandemic has delivered a huge blow. Other countries, most much bigger than ours, have been hit. At times it seems as if what is...

In mid-July last year, Helena Dalli, then Minister for European Affairs and Equality, tabled two draft laws in Parliament: the Equality Bill (number 96) and the Human Rights and Equality Commission...

It could have been because of the pandemic but there I was in the middle of a discussion about the good death. Or perhaps it was because some of those with whom I was arguing are seeing like I do, how...