I was greatly pleased that during the final week of the ongoing election campaign, the major theme switched to one about values. Perhaps what triggered it was the shock felt across the country at news...

When we voted for Malta’s EU accession, we showed we wanted freedom and good governance to be our standard bearers. We wanted stability and a good future. We wanted peace and economic...

What we have witnessed in these last days is simply shocking on so many fronts.  That we have people driving by and shooting on each other is nothing but a renascent of a Bruce Willis Die Hard...

In his vlog MEP Francis Zammit Dimech speaks about the duty to vote on Saturday. He said that over the past 2 years he worked to improve working conditions, on various aspects related to the health...

Success for a country in the EU requires active MEPs capable of moulding EU laws in the EP committees but also qualified public officials to push for the national interest in European Commission and...

I was reading through my old columns the other day and stumbled across my first one, where I had spoken about the sea and its importance for me throughout my life.  The following paragraph caught...

n this vlog Michael Briguglio says that if elected to the European Parliament, he will be active for a social and environmental Europe and will defend Malta from being sold out. Briguglio will...

During political campaigns, especially for elections, many repetitive claims are made in order to highlight topics and arguments about which citizens must decide when voting.  Still I think that...

San Francisco is the first city in the United States to ban the use of facial recognition technology for law enforcement purposes and other US cities may follow suit. The San Francisco debate has been...

Last week, I mentioned briefly a little gem of a book: Enzo Pennetta’s L’Ultimo Uomo: Malthus, Darwin, Huxley e l’invenzione dell’antropologia capitalista (The Last Man:...