When measuring the successes achieved by our country in the last five years, we definitely cannot forget the infinite number of times our most trusted institutions have had to face unjustified and...

The dressing down that the FIAU, the Maltese agency responsible for investigating abuses in the island’s financial sector, got from the European Banking Authority is serious, without any doubt....

The country was shocked by the news that entrepreneur Hugo Chetcuti was stabbed to death in Paceville.  He succumbed to his wounds just six days after the attack.  The man allegedly...

The bones of Nerik Mizzi, the skilful pre-WWII Nationalist Party leader and, later, briefly Prime Minister of Malta, must be having a jolly good time tumbling about with joy in his grave while the...

Being an environmentalist isn’t always an easy path to walk. Overall most of our views are shared by a majority of the world population, so why are we struggling every day to make the changes...

Many moons ago, when the then government was devoting a substantial part of its diplomatic initiatives to push for a greater unity among Mediterranean countries, I wrote  an article in the...

In theory and in practice, migration is something positive. This is one of the aspects on which I base my history course on migration which I offer to students at university. Having said this, I do...

So Minister Michael Farrugia went to a European Council meeting of ministers of the interior held in Innsbruck, Austria. The Department of Information (DOI) said that Minister Farrugia held...

US President Donald Trump, over breakfast with NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, unleashed a blistering criticism of Angela Merkel’s government for being too supportive of Russia’s...

In his book, The Tyranny of Silence, Flemming Rose, editor of Jyllands-Posten, says “I have become a figure many love to hate. Some would like to see me dead. I have wracked my brain...